Using SQL to update Translation Patterns in CUCM 9.1

Hello,
I have approximately 400 translation patterns that I have exported from one CUCM 9.1 system that I want to import into another CUCM 9.1 system as this will save me lots of work.
I have done this and the import was successful but when I look at the Translation Patterns in CUCM admin the value for
Discard Digits under Called Party Transformations is shown as < None > where it should be PreDot.
Oddly when I export the Translation Patterns from the CUCM cluster to which I have just imported them the value shown in the csv file is PreDot
I was wondering whether it would be possible to change the value for Discard Digits using SQL. Despite reading Bill Bell's helpful blog series I am struggling to work out how to do this.
The basic operation I want to do is described below:
Update Discard Digits to PreDot for all Translation Patterns that start with 90.
Can anyone help me with this?

Thank you for the answer, in my case I only need to distribute LSCs to the phones for 802.1x authentication. As far as I understand, it is possible to just update the CTL file with Cisco CTL Client utility.

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