by Robert Sample » Tue May 30, 2017 8:13 pm
1. Talk to your coworkers about their use of the utility and do what they tell you.
2. Read the documentation and see where your job does not meet the software requirements. And if your site is licensed for the software, YOU have access to the documentation -- it may be hardcopy, it may be on an internal company web site, or you may have to go to the vendor to get it -- but you do have access to the manuals. If you cannot be bothered to find and read the documentation, why should we be bothered to help you?
3. EOS is a very rare product -- there's almost nothing on the Internet about it, so do not expect to find much help on this (or any) forum because most people simply do not know the product.
4. The location of the error message indicates that EOS may not support line numbers in its commands, as Nicc mentioned.