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This might also be helpful to you.
ls -ltcR $HOME | grep -v "^total" | grep -v "^\/" | grep -v "^$"

Though this is not about Unix shell scripting, here is my proposed solution.
It's completely a logic that you have to work using the sql functions available.
You can do it by taking max value of...

You may delete the records in Table2 first where the common columns in two Tables are matched and condition on date field of first table is satisfied.

(I'm not sure with the DB2 would accept...

This might work
for event in $(echo $event_list)

I dont know about the db connection and execution of sql commands, but it seems that you are passing the my.sql itself as a parameter file to the dbaccess command.

Pipe the standard output of the df -h command to sed and replace spaces with comma.
ex: (korn shell)
df -h | sed 's/ */,/g' >out.csv

I hope it would help