Correct answer: d
The double trailing
at-sign (@@) enables the next INPUT statement to read from the current
record across multiple iterations of the DATA step. It must be the
last item specified in the INPUT statement. A record that is being
held by the double trailing at-sign (@@) is not released until the
input pointer moves past the end of the record, or until an INPUT
statement that has no line-hold specifier executes.