Adding hours/day to a date

Hello,
I have field of length 20 which contains date in the format mm/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss.
I want to add 5 hrs, 8 hrs, 2 days to this date value depending upon some condition.
Can anyone please suggest how to do this or any FM which does this.
Thanks in advance

Hi..
DATA : FA(20) TYPE c,
       FB(10) TYPE c,
       FC     TYPE d,
       FD(8) TYPE c,
       FE     TYPE t.
data : f_m(10) type c,
       f_d(10) type c,
       f_y(10) type c,
       f_h(10) type c,
       f_mi(10) type c,
       f_s(10) type c,
       f_aa(10) type c,
       f_bb(10) type c.
FA = '07/01/2007 08:09:10'.
SPLIT fa AT space INTO f_aa f_bb.
SPLIT f_aa AT '/' INTO f_m f_d f_y.
SPLIT f_bb AT ':' INTO f_h f_mi f_s.
add your logic...
i want to help you.
regards..

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