There is an issue with DoctrineTokenProvider if using postgresql.

The problem is that by default postgresql is not case-sensitive unless you apply quotes to your arguments.
Thus creating lastUsed table as suggested might result in creating it all-lowercase. All is fine untill you hit:

    return new PersistentToken($row['class'], $row['username'], $series, $row['value'], new \DateTime($row['lastUsed']));

which will throw exception as there's no such field in table. Looks like changing the field to be exactly lastUsed might help, but for me exceptions start happening even earlier, since this time some other queries could not obtain this field properly. I ended up replacing 'lastUsed' to be 'lastused' in that particular line.

Therefore I wonder is there any better approach to fix this?

As I'm afraid fixing this way might break this code for mysql or any other database.