Update multiple columns with case

I have this and I wanted to have it in a single update to the case when then etc. Anyone?

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 11 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

--8288 lines are updated.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 2

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 12 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

-513 lines to date.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 3

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 13 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

-39 lines to date.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 4

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 14 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

-15 updated lines to date.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 5

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 15 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

-5 lines to date.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 6

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 16 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

-4 lines to date.

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9, CIITM_NUMIT = 7

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7 AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 17 AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

UPDATE TABLE_NAME

SET CIITM_ITEM_RATE = 9,

CIITM_NUMIT = CASE CIITM_ITEM_RATE

11. WHEN CAN CIITM_NUMIT

OF OTHER CIITM_ITEM_RATE - 10

END

WHERE CIITM_APPLICATION = 7

AND CIITM_ITEM_RATE BETWEEN 11 AND 17

AND CIITM_CODE = 2;

SY.

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