Hi Monks, I have this peice of code which should take the current date and add 14 days on to it: 
#Take Current System Date And Add Two Weeks On For Trial
use constant WEEK => 60 * 60 * 24 * 7 ;
my @later = localtime( time + ( WEEK * 2 ) ) ;
my $expiry_date = sprintf "%04d-%02d-%02d",
                 $later[5] + 1900,
                 $later[4],
                 $later[3] ;

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It functions ok for adding 14 days to the current date, but it seems to deduct 1 month from the current date also. i.e if the date is 2002-02-02 it will change it to 2002-01-16 any ideas where i am going wrong? Thanks

In reply to Adding To Dates by Anonymous Monk

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