There are two type of column statistics on DB2, simple ones where you just get the column cardinality and the number of nulls, and distribution stats as you have collected above.
I found simple statistics are better for most applications unless you do literal searches on highly skewed data.
If you have indexes defined on you PKs and FKs you get simple stats with
RUNSTATS ON MYTABLE ON KEY COLUMNS
or
RUNSTATS ON MYTABLE ON ALL COLUMNS
The quantiles are histogram data, and you get by default I think 20 histogram values for each, and the F are the most popular values in your column, and I then you get 10 by default. You don't need distributions on a PK, as it's unique, and it's unlikely you need them on an FK as well. Stick to the simple ones first.