Use NOW() to select the current timestamp with timezone.

To select the current timestamp with timezone using the NOW() function, you can follow these steps:

1. Open your SQL interface and connect to the database you want to work with.

2. Once you're connected, you can use the NOW() function to get the current timestamp. The NOW() function returns the current date and time.

Here is a simple SQL query that uses the NOW() function:

SELECT NOW() AS Current_Timestamp;

3. Run the query. The "Current_Timestamp" column will display the current date and time, including the timezone.

Please note that the timezone is determined by your database's server settings.

Sure, here is how you can use the NOW() function to select the current timestamp with timezone in SQL:

1. Open your SQL command line or your SQL file where you want to write the query.

2. Write the SELECT statement followed by the NOW() function. The NOW() function is a built-in function that gets the current date and time.

Here is an example of how to do it:

SELECT NOW() AS CurrentTimestampWithTimezone;

3. Run the query. The result will be the current date and time, including the timezone.

Please note that the actual output and format may vary depending on the SQL database system you are using.