To achieve the desired output in SAS, the raw data needs to be read in correctly using the appropriate options in the INFILE statement. The 'dlm' option with '*' is necessary to specify that the delimiter between fields is an asterisk (*). The 'dsd' option is essential to handle the missing values correctly by treating consecutive delimiters as missing values rather than using the default behavior. The ':' symbol in the INPUT statement is important for SAS to understand that the variable should be read in with an informat, which is necessary for handling the date format (mmddyy10.) used in the bdate field. Therefore, the correct program is option D, which incorporates all these necessary components.