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I'd look at a merge statement
merge into Turnover_Waiting_List O
using ( select Item_Name, Item_Type, Item_Attribute,
Wait_Sequence
,
row_number() over(order by
Item_Name, Item_Type, Item_Attribute,
Wait_Sequence
) * 10 as new_seq
) as N
on n.item_name = o.item_name
and n.item_type = o.item_type
and n.item_attribute = o.item_attribute
and n.wait_sequence = o.wait_sequence
when matched
update
set wait_sequence = n.new_seq
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