0043067: The "c_import_entry_archive" table is missing the createdtimestamp column

Description

As part of the JMeter performance tests conducted by the QA team, the ticket creation test known as "createTicket" makes use of the "c_import_entry" table in order to
calculate the average queing, creation and processing times of the recorded Orders. More specifically, the columns in use are: c_import_entry_id, created, updated and
createdtimestamp.

When certain conditions are met, the records of the "c_import_entry" table are migrated to its sibling backup or archive table, "c_import_entry_archive". The fact that
the necessary "createdtimestamp" column is missing in this table implies that if the data migration happens mid-test, the test is rendered useless due to loss of that specific information.

Although that a workaround to this would be to calculate the timestamp using the "created" field in date format, it isn't good enough as rounding occurs when the data
is treated in Google Sheets. The timestamps will always provide a more accurate and simpler way to calculate the time differences between them in the miliseconds range
required by these ticket creation performance tests.

Steps To Reproduce

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Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2020-01-30 13:41	inaki_garcia	New Issue
2020-01-30 13:41	inaki_garcia	Assigned To	=> platform
2020-01-30 13:41	inaki_garcia	Modules	=> Core
2020-01-30 13:41	inaki_garcia	Triggers an Emergency Pack	=> No
2022-02-01 07:24	alostale	Assigned To	platform => Triage Platform Base

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