Yes sir, I am 101% sure that the SQL is same.

Now interestingly I tried to run this using TOAD, it returns 55000 records.

I was suspecting there was some buffer size reated issue so tried to use count(*), add few more columns, drop some columns, nothing changes it rerives 30767 records.

Is there any known issue with this large number of records? Is there any setting such as CacheInSize or something?

Alternatively can anyone suggest the debugging technique to check where the record set fails? (Except for prinitng the last retrieved record)

In reply to Re: Re: DBI Perl Oracle , returs less number of rows than actual number by learn_forever
in thread DBI Perl Oracle , returs less number of rows than actual number by learn_forever

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