Dynamic Update Query

Question

HI All,
Please find below DML script.
CREATE TABLE UP_A(ID INT , VAL VARCHAR(50))
GO
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(100,'Hundred')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1001,'Hundred and one')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1000,'Thousand')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1005,'Thousand and five')
go
CREATE TABLE UP_B(ID1 INT,ID2 INT,VAL1 VARCHAR(50),VAL2 VARCHAR(50))
GO
INSERT INTO UP_B(ID1,ID2) VALUES(100,1000)
INSERT INTO UP_B(ID1,ID2) VALUES(1001,1005)
GO
SELECT * FROM UP_A
SELECT * FROM UP_B
i wants to update Table UP_B Val1 and Val2 columns Based on Table UP_A ID Values.
Example : in Table UP_A for ID=100 the VAL='Hundred' So, this has to be updated in Table UP_B Val1 column. In the same way i wants to update all respective Val1 and Val2 from the respective Val from Table UP_A. 
Is there way to update with single UPDATE Query.
Thanks in advance.
bala krishna

Answer 1

Thank you for tryign, but you got it wrong. You ha be no idea what a tahel is, how to naem data element or SQL syntax:
CREATE TABLE UP_A
(ID INT , VAL VARCHAR(50))
GO
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(100,'Hundred')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1001,'Hundred and one')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1000,'Thousand')
INSERT INTO UP_A VALUES(1005,'Thousand and five')
go
CREATE TABLE UP_B(ID1 INT,ID2 INT,VAL1 VARCHAR(50),VAL2 VARCHAR(50))
GO
INSERT INTO UP_B(ID1,ID2) VALUES(100,1000)
INSERT INTO UP_B(ID1,ID2) VALUES(1001,1005)
GO
SELECT * FROM UP_A
SELECT * FROM UP_B
i wants to update Table UP_B Val1 and Val2 columns Based on Table UP_A ID 
Thank you for trying to post DDL,  but you got it wrong. You have no idea what a table is, how to name data element or SQL syntax. 
CREATE TABLE Numeric_Somethings
(numeric_value INTEGER NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, 
 display_txt VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL);
INSERT INTO Numeric_Somethings
 VALUES(100, 'Hundred'), 
     (1001, 'Hundred and one'), 
     (1000, 'Thousand'), 
     (1005, 'Thousand and five');
A table is not a file. Try this design:
CREATE TABLE Redundant_Somethings
(numeric_value_1 INTEGER NOT NULL
  REFERENCES Numeric_Somethings(numeric_value),
 numeric_value_2 INTEGER NOT NULL
  REFERENCES Numeric_Somethings(numeric_value),
PRIMARY KEY (numeric_value_1, numeric_value_2)); -- guess! 
INSERT INTO Redundant_Somethings(numeric_value1, numeric_value2) VALUES(100, 1000), (1001, 1005)
>> I wants to update Table Redundant_Somethings ..<<
You might, but an SQL Programmer will use a VIEW that is always correct
CREATE VIEW Double_Stuff
AS 
SELECT R.numeric_value_1, R.numeric_value_2
       N1.display_txt, N2.display_txt
  FROM Redundant_Somethings AS R,
       Numeric_Somethings AS N1, Numeric_Somethings AS N2
 WHERE R.numeric_value_1 = N1.numeric_value
   AND R.numeric_value_2 = N2.numeric_value;
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