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Old 04-04-2020
Try this adaption of nezabudka's proposal to support both structures:
Code:
sed -n '/DISTINCT/,/quit/{s/^.*: //; p}' file

, or try also

Code:
awk '/202[0-9 :,-]*/ {sub ("^.*" $9, "")} /SELECT/, /quit/' file

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