-NOOP (No operation)
The -NOOP worklist command bypasses the statement that follows the command and proceeds to the next worklist command.
The following figure shows an example of the -NOOP command.
-NOOP command
-NOOP 000010
SELECT
LENGTH( DBNAME ) AS DBLENG
, DBNAME
, LENGTH( NAME) AS TSLENG
, NAME
, PARTITIONS
, CURRENT SERVER AS CURRSERV
, TS.
FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLESPACE TS
WHERE DBNAME = 'ACTQX11' AND NAME = 'ACTS0311'
WITH UR
SELECT
LENGTH( DBNAME ) AS DBLENG
, DBNAME
, LENGTH( NAME) AS TSLENG
, NAME
, PARTITIONS
, CURRENT SERVER AS CURRSERV
, TS.
FROM SYSIBM.SYSTABLESPACE TS
WHERE DBNAME = 'ACTQX11' AND NAME = 'ACTS0311'
WITH UR
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