BI Loading for Infoobject : Number of records

Hi Experts,
When i am loading the data from DS 0wbs_elemt_attr to Infoobject 0wbs_elemt, in rsa3 there are 102117 number of records. but when i run the infopackge i see the number of records are 102035. I would like to know if there are any checkpoints to check as to where should I check for less number of records that are coming up.
Kindly advise.
thanks & regards,
M.S

Hi experts,
I deleted everything and reloaded. It is now reflecting 1020117 number of records(dont know how).
Thankyou guys for your help. Assigned points.
thanks & regards,
M.S
Edited by: M.S on May 7, 2010 12:14 PM

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