In Linux a file can be made "invisible" by adding a period to a filename.  For example a file xx is visible whereas .xx is invisible to a GUI.  My goal is to make a view that references an invisible file such as:   libname claims '/local/claimfiles/'; data claims.vw_claim_a / view=claims.vw_claim_a;  /* this is the visible view */ 1.    set claims.invisible_claim_a;                               /* this is the invisible file */        ...pgm code...; run;   data view_result;     set claims.vw_claim_a;     ...pgm code... run;   In this example line "1." above, the file "invisible_claim_a" is ACTUALLY an invisible file defined as ".invisible_claim_a" with the leading period.  If I just write the statement "1." above as it is, I get the error that "invisible_claim_a" does not exist.  Of course this is correct because it is really named ".invisible_claim_a" (with the preceeding period).  How do I get around this to point the DATA VIEW to the invisible file? ... View more

SAS EG doesn't seem to appear on the Windows Timeline on my system.  Is anyone else having this problem?   ... View more

I'm experiencing numerous EG hangs when the Auto Save kicks in (maybe once a day).  Even on small projects with 2 small programs.  The only pattern I can see (maybe) is that it might be happening when a process flow is located in a separate window from the main workbench.  Is anyone else seeing this? ... View more