Simple CLIST question: embedded single-quotes in a string

[Racinghero]

Suppose variable &MSRCE is equal to the string GGGG.MYDSN . This SET statement works fine:

SET &MSG = &STR(===> DATASET &MSRCE HAS BEEN SAVED.)

When I display &MSG, I correctly get

===> DATASET GGGG.MYDSN HAS BEEN SAVED.

But I want it to say

===> DATASET 'GGGG.MYDSN' HAS BEEN SAVED.

with single-quotes around the DSN. How do I modify the SET statement to do that? There must be a trick, because I get a syntax error when I say this:

SET &MSG = &STR(===> DATASET '&MSRCE' HAS BEEN SAVED.)

Thanks

[NicC]

Don't use Clist! Otherwise look up the manual - you probably have to use double or triple quotes.

[DikDude]

As suggested, REXX is a better choice that Clist.

I wouldn't re-write a 1000 line Clist just to use REXX, but if this is somethiing new, i would surely encourage using REXX.