Hi Aravind,
To execute this command, first you need to access SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) which is an application available to interact with your databases on your SQL Server.
You can download this application from Microsoft's web site and then you need to login with your SQL Server name, username and password which you can select either to be Windows Authentication if this is what you provided while installing SQL Server otherwise you need to select SQL Authentication and provide your SQL server credentials.
Then, you need to click on 'New Script' which appears at the top and it will open a new editor screen for you where you can type and execute your query.
Here you type the SQL Query as Vipul mentioned and then try to click on Execute button. You should be able to see a message saying some records got updated successfully in the output section below the editor screen.
Please let us know if you have any queries.
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Devneet Mohanty
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