Hi Ajith,
Look in the User’s Manual under Database > Reference > Transaction, and Database > Reference > Query.
When you do a request like QueryDelete or QueryDo, it is using a brand new transaction even though it isn’t completely apparent. When you do this and the transaction overlaps with your .t transaction you open up opportunity for transaction conflicts. Without getting into all the details about what exactly causes conflicts, I would suggest you try to use the transaction you already have rather that starting new ones to do requests. Again, if you look at the references in the User’s Manual above you will hopefully find methods you can use within the transaction (.t) that you have rather than doing QueryDelete or QueryDo.
Hope that helps