2014.12.19 MSS Code Factory CFLib 2.1.12709 Shifted time base to 1970.01.01

1970.01.01 00:00:00 is Java's "0" date-time value in milliseconds, so
I've changed the time fields to use that instead of 2000.01.01 as their
base.  That may break MySQL again; time will tell.

I'm going to switch the history tables over to keying by such a value
so I can quickly and easily persist millisecond timestamps to the
database for history sequencing and redos.  Millisecond recording is
important for ensuring that the individual creates, updates, and deletes
performed during the servicing of a request are ordered by some ascending
value to capture their sequence of execution.

In order to make this "go", I'll need to modify the standard argument
set for the stored procedures of all the databases to take a 64-bit
secStamp time value, provided by the JDBC client layer when invoking
the stored procedure.