So,we use some Tivoli products (Tivoli Warehouse) which use DB2 db for reporting about memory,processors,alerts etc,etc
Table name are
"NT_MEMORY" (slashes are part of name) for example

In DB2CMD when you enter command

DB2 REORG TABLE ITMUSER."NT_Memory" USE TEMPSPACE1

you get the error:

SQL2211N The specified table does not exist.

You can do reorg from Control Center-same syntax obviously works fine

What to do?
Tia,Zvonimir

I don't see any slashes in the name
do you mean the double quotes ?
check the real name of the table in sysibm.systables
if mixed case - use " to protect the name
if special characters used in name as " or any other, protect the name
with escape character "\"name .....
or put the instruction in a file (no command interpreter involved)
execute with db2 -tvf filename..

Table names are case sensitive in DB2, but DB2 will always perform an implicit upper case conversion when you don't place quotes (") around the name.
So if your table name is NT_MEMORY, you can access this table by:
select * from NT_MEMORY
and
select * from nt_memory
and
select * from "NT_MEMORY"
and
select * from Nt_MeMoRy

But not
select * from "Nt_MeMoRy"

If your table name is NT_Memory, you can access this table only by protecting the given table name from being converted to upper case by putting quotes (") around the name, only in this case, DB2 will take the string literally:
select * from "NT_Memory"

If you would try to use
select * from NT_Memory
DB2 will do an implicit UCASE of your tablename thus giving NT_MEMORY and that's a table it can not find.


So the solution to your problem is: get rid of the quotes around the table name
or even better use the correct (table) names.