I want to date 20063012 format  to 2006-30-12 format in variable

plz tel me
i have v_date = '20063012'.
i want to move data v_date to v_new_dat for this format
2006-30-12.

Hi,
Check the "Write to w_date using edit mask" statement, it should work !
WRITE SY-DATUM TO w_date USING EDIT MASK '____-__-__'.
Regards,
Erwan

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