Formating string to date format in vc

hai,
function module in production return a date in type of char10. now i need to convert into proper data format.
can any one help me.

data: l_date type datum
, l_d(10)
l_date = sy-datum.
write l_date to l_d. -> This statement will convert into user date format
write:/ l_d.
...Naddy

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