PHP’s date function strtotime is used to parse about any English textual date-time into a Unix time-stamp.
Syntax: int strtotime ( string $time [, int $now = time() ] );
Examples:
<?php
echo strtotime("now");
echo strtotime("+1 month");
?>Crisis can hit you unexpectedly. If you’re a seasoned MS CRM user/programmer, then you’ll understand the implication of the first statement very easily.
Recently we did a CRM Organization import where the SQL Database dump was provided by the client. Restoring the database and Importing it into CRM happened smoothly, but when we tried to access the new organization 404 – Not Found’ error was displayed.
Restarted the machine as the database restoration and organization import took considerable time and CPU/Memory. This time got an error as shown below: