You can use the DELETE statement to remove entire rows from a table.

The DELETE statement removes zero or more rows of a table, depending on how many rows satisfy the search condition that you specify in the WHERE clause. If you omit a WHERE clause from a DELETE statement, DB2® removes all rows from the table or view you name. Therefore, use the DELETE statement carefully. The DELETE statement does not remove specific columns from the row.

DELETE FROM NEWEMP
  WHERE EMPNO = '000060';