Deleting data from SID Table

Hi,
I have deleted master data of an info object but it does not remove all the data from the SID table.
I have selected with SID's option but not all data was removed.
I am getting the error below when transporting
"SID Table /BIC/ S2QKHITIND Contains Data : Characteristic ZQKHITIND Cannot be activated. "
What needs to be done to get the charecteristic activated.
Thanks
James

Hi Selva,
Thank you for the info. I have deleted data from all the infoproviders but still get the message
The system is unable to delete all the master data as, because some of it is still in use. (See log:
Object RSDMD, sub-object MD_DEL )
Do you want to delete the data records that are no longer in use?
What does this mean. is it due to the query open in some place or something else.
While I am not able to delete the SID table entries as the delete is not active. Please help.
Thanks
James

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