Before you run a work statement list (WSL), you might want to check the contents to see
the types of statements that it contains. Interpreting a WSL allows you to generate a report that
selectively lists the different SQL statements, Db2 commands, and utility statements in the WSL.
Procedure
To interpret a WSL:
On the DB2 Administration Menu (ADB2)
panel, specify option
W, and press Enter.
On the Manage Work Statement Lists (ADB2W)
panel, in the
Work stmt list dsn field, specify the data set name of the ISPF library that
contains the WSL.
Specify option 1, and press Enter.
On the Work Statement List Library
(ADB2W1) panel, issue the
I line command against the WSL, and press Enter.
On the Interpret Work Statement List Options
(ADB2W1O) panel, specify an S
next to the statement types that you want interpreted, and press Enter:
The Interpret Work Statement List
(ADB2W1I) panel displays
information about the selected statement types:
Use the S line command to view more information about an object. This line command is valid
for only those objects that are in the Db2
catalog, such as databases, table spaces, and indexes.