There is no SQL syntax to give you a quick and easy way of doing this that I know of.
One way you could do it is to write a PL/SQL block to select the column names of a given table from a system view e.g. user_tab_cols and write them to a variable to build up the SQL code to run dynamically. To be honest, unless you have a number of tables to do this on or loads of columns it would probably be easier to write the query manually.
EDIT - Here is the code incase you want it
declare
v_table varchar2(50) := 'test_table';
v_sql varchar2(2000) := null;
cursor c_cols(p_table varchar2) is
select c.column_name as col
from user_tab_cols c
where c.table_name = upper(p_table)
order by c.column_id;
begin
-- write first line of sql...
v_sql := 'update ' || v_table || ' set' || chr(10);
-- loop through col names to add each col into update statement...
for l_c_cols in c_cols(v_table) loop
v_sql := v_sql || l_c_cols.col || ' = trim(' || l_c_cols.col || '),' || chr(10);
end loop;
-- remove last comma...
v_sql := substr(v_sql,1,length(v_sql)-2);
-- run dynamic sql...
dbms_output.put_line(v_sql);
begin
execute immediate v_sql;
commit;
end;
end;
Let me know if you have any questions on this.