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Dev Fixed issue where a token could not be resumed.
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/186572/retriving-date-in-sql-server-current-timestamp-vs-getdate
suggests to use CURRENT_TIMESTAMP
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I'm looking into it right now. Also I'll use PHP to create the date format. Since we can have a time offset configured in LS the current behavior was actualy incorrect in cases where the db-time wasnt the same as the PHP time.
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NOW() is propietary to MySQL and won't work with at least with MSSQL and maybe other DBs.