Hey everybody, 

I wanted some help on these few lins of code. 

@f=(localtime)[3..5]; # grabs day/month/year values
$SystemDate= sprintf "%d%02d%02d", $f[2] +1900, $f[1] +1, $f[0];

Right now $SystemDate has the value of yyyymmdd, so for eg it will pri
+nt out today's date like below
   20031217

I need it to print out the date as well as the timestamp so for eg it 
+should print out below
   20031217150506

so that will be today's date plus the time 15:05:06 (but without the c
+olons)

can someone help me modify the code pasted below so that it prints out
+ what I want, 

Thanks for the input

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