Enabling or suppressing message EZYFT47I during startup

When the FTP client reads a statement in FTP.DATA that is supported by the z/OS® FTP server but not by the FTP client, it issues the message EZYFT47I as a warning. For example, if the client finds an ANONYMOUS statement in FTP.DATA, it issues EZYFT47I for that statement because the ANONYMOUS statement has meaning only for the z/OS FTP server.

If you use the same FTP.DATA configuration file for both client and server, you might want to suppress the EZYFT47I messages. You can prevent the client from issuing this warning by coding a SUPPRESSIGNOREWARNINGS statement in FTP.DATA. Code SUPPRESSIGNOREWARNINGS in FTP.DATA only after you verify all statements in FTP.DATA are correct.

If you require message EZYFT47I for diagnostic purposes, verify no SUPPRESIGNOREWARNINGS statements are coded in FTP.DATA, or else code SUPPRESSIGNOREWARNINGS FALSE in FTP.DATA ahead of those statements you want to debug.