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Actually, current_timestamp, current_date or current_time are resolved only
But a real bit picker would complicate it by storing current timestamp
into a variable and then running that variable through that logic. Why?
Because if you don't you are calling current timestamp twice and you can
get different milliseconds. Done at just the right time (around midnight)
you could theoretically get a result from two different days.
But I'm sure that Charles only meant to use current timestamp as an
example and your program would be reading a timestamp from a database, and
not from current timestamp. So you should be fine.
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