1. Let's assume we have a table:

CREATE TABLE dbo.Employee
(
EmployeeID INT IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
IsMainWorkPlace BIT NOT NULL,
TabelNumber VARCHAR(6) NULL,
PersonID INT NOT NULL,
DepartmentUID UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL,
DateIn DATETIME NOT NULL,
DateOut DATETIME NULL,
IsLabourUnionMember BIT NOT NULL,
FiringReasonID INT NULL
)

1. Let's type the following construction and click TAB at the end:

UPDATE dbo.Employee

1. Suggest to expand columns just like it's implemented for INSERT:

UPDATE dbo.Employee

SET

IsMainWorkPlace = DEFAULT /* IsMainWorkPlace - BIT NOT NULL /

, TabelNumber = '' / TabelNumber - VARCHAR(6) /

, PersonID = 0 / PersonID - INT NOT NULL /
, DepartmentUID = NULL / DepartmentUID - UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL /
, DateIn = GETDATE() / 'YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss[.nnn]' DateIn - DATETIME NOT NULL /
, DateOut = GETDATE() / 'YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss[.nnn]' DateOut - DATETIME /
, IsLabourUnionMember = DEFAULT / IsLabourUnionMember - BIT NOT NULL /
, FiringReasonID = 0 / FiringReasonID - INT */
WHERE EmployeeID = 0

I was missing this feature when writing triggers for views.