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GNU date can be used more simply than that with its -r reference file option:

DT=$(date -r summary_file.sql +"%y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S")

GNU date might be available on some Solaris as gdate or...

Quite sparse a request, no? What tools would be preferred? What would the data be used for, and how? How or where to store the data? In a file? In stdout (to be piped into sth.)? In shell variables?...

Not sure if your specifications requires the quotations or not but what about:

awk '{print "\""$6,$7,$8"\"","\""substr($9,1,length($9)-4)"\""}' filename

Will produce:

"Jun 03 16:32"...