Date:         Mon, 13 Dec 2010 20:24:11 +1100
Reply-To:     john.chapman@virginbroadband.com.au
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From:         John Chapman <john.chapman@VIRGINBROADBAND.COM.AU>
Subject:      Which Dataset is SET Currently Reading?
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If I have a SET statement reading more than one dataset my program can,
of course, know which one it is currently on by using IN= .

But what if I'm doing something like this...

proc sql noprint;
   create table work.sales_files as
     select memname from dictionary.tables
       where upcase(libname='WORK'
       and upcase(memname) like 'SALES_%;

       select distinct memname into : sales_files separated by ' '
         from work.sales_files;
quit;

data x;
   set &sales_files.;
run;

What can I put in that data step to give me the name of the dataset SET
is currently reading?

I bet there's an automatic macro symbol holding this information, but
what's it called?