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Comments can be any text enclosed in double quotes and may be written anywhere within a command except within names, keywords, operators, numbers or character constants (for syntactical reasons). A comment may also be written in an otherwise empty command line:
/ "Preparations for calling procedure P.YY" /COPY-FILE OLD-FILE "created by program A.23" , - / NEW-FILE "required in procedure P.YY"
The two-character string &* causes any line contents that follow it to be ignored (end-of-line comment). It can thus be used to (temporarily) comment out a command line without requiring specific handling of any quotes contained in that line:
/ START-EXE YZ-ERZEUGEN / &* CALL-PROC P.CONVERT,(YZ-FILE) "Convert umlauts" / START-PERCON // ASSIGN-INPUT-FILE DISK-FILE(...)