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Use the function of the SQL server to get the current date. It does not seem to work reliably via Powershell if the SQL server and the PowerShell is not installed in English.
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Use the SQL server function to get the current date. It does not seem to work reliably via Powershell if the SQL server and PowerShell are not installed in English and the date from 'Get-Date' is first casted into a string by PowerShell.
Tested with: Citrix WEM 2112.1.0.1 and MS SQL Server 2019 (german)