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Rick, If you make a simple command named, for example, ##: CMD PROMPT('BATCH FTP COMMENT') PARM KWD(PARM1) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(128) And a simple CL which will be the CPP for the ## command: PGM PARM(&PARM1) DCL VAR(&PARM1) TYPE(*CHAR) LEN(128) RETURN Compile them and put them in a library that will be in the library list of the FTP client session, which you can identify by FTP'in into any server and doing "! DSPLIBL". Then you could use the FTP client SYSCMD (abbreviated !) facility to insert "comments" like this: ! ## 'This is a test of FTP comments' I believe that will leave all your text intact and not generate unnecessary errors. Granted it isn't really a comment, but it might do what you need. It wastes a few cycles doing nothing, but probably no worse than the error-generating technique. -Marty
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