How will you assign all the variables of an dataset into a
macro variable separated by a space? For example if a
dataset has variables A,B,C. Assign them to a macro variable
X as
X=A B C
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Answer Posted / raghu kishor. k
proc contents data= dsname out=o/pdsname;
run;
proc sql; select name into: macrovariablename separated
by ' 'from o/pdsname;
quit;
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