SQL message: transaction rolled back by lock wait timeout; SQL 131

Hi,
There is a table which already has about 77 lakh records. The modify on it gives the following error.
SQL error "SQL code: 131" occurred while accessing table "/PSMP/D_UACTID".
(runtime error DBSQL_SQL_ERROR)
(SQL statement:MODIFY /psmp/d_uactid FROM TABLE lt_uactid.)
Did anyone face this kind of an issue. If yes, kindly share the learning.
Thanks and Regards,
Madhura Lobo

Hi,
I have already given the modify query in the initial post above. Here is the table structure.
MANDT                     CLNT 3
CUST_ID                  CHAR 10
SYS_NUM                CHAR 18
CNTXT_ID                INT4 10
SAR_ID                     CHAR 30
UYEAR                      CHAR 4
UQUAR                      CHAR 1
CUST_NAME             CHAR 35
SYS_ID                      CHAR 3
SYS_NAME               CHAR 40
SAR_NAME               SSTRING 255
TOTAL_NR                INT4 10
USED_NR                  INT4 10
Once again the SQL statement: MODIFY /psmp/d_uactid FROM TABLE lt_uactid.
Regards,
Madhura Lobo

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