How to reset Datamart Status in BI 7.0

Hi,
Data flow:
source system -> DSO1 -> DSO2
I have deleted DTP data request from DSO2 by deleting entries from tables RSICCONT & RSMONICDP. I am not able to delete datamart staus of DSO1. Deletion of datamart status is terminated with following error:
Request DTPR_*** not in list of all requests in ODS2
Please suggest any tables from which i can delete the entry and Datamart status of DSO1 will get reset automatically.
Thanks,
Swati

Hi NS
Thanks for your reply.
There is no other target than DSO2. the only request loaded is deleted from target.
Do you have any clue about the table which maintains datamart status for DTP load just like RSDMDELTA has information about infopackeage delta loads.
thanks,
Swati

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