Have u looked at Date::Parse ?

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> Subject: Pattern Matching Help 
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> 
> Dear Friends,
>             I want to restrict the users from entering the 
> wrong date. I tried with the following pattern , but it is 
> not working. Please  help me.
> 
>             Input : 12-03-2002   ( My request is , input 
> should have 2 digit ( minimum of 1) day ,  2 digit ( minimum 
> of 1) month, 4 digit  year.
>             I tried with the following,
> 
>             if($inp =~/(\d){1,2}-(\d){1,2}-(\d){4}/)
>             {
>                   print "OK";
>             }
>             else
>             {
>                   print "Error";
>             }
> 
> 
> 
> Expecting  your wishes,
> Pons.
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