Date Greater Than Operator

I am comparing two date fields from two tables. Both are in DATE format. The dates look like this: 22-Apr-2006 07:00:10 AM and 01-Jun-2007 12:00:00 AM. I am adding this statement to a WHERE clause:
and vendors.vend_obsolete_date > document_xref.acceptance_date;
In this particualr case, I should get no result because the 1st date came before the 2nd date. But when I run my program, it seems to be ignoring my > statement. Is using a greater than sign the proper syntax to compare if the 1st date field is bigger (came after) another?
Thanks!

Greater than works on DATE columns, no problem. A simple test confirms it.
SQL*Plus: Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production on Mon Jul 9 17:50:52 2007
select 'oops, something is wrong' as result
from dual
where
to_date( '22-Apr-2006 07:00:10 AM', 'dd-Mon-yyyy hh12:mi:ss AM' )
> to_date( '01-Jun-2007 12:00:00 AM', 'dd-Mon-yyyy hh12:mi:ss AM' )
no rows selectedThere must be something else about your query or data that's causing the anomaly.
Joe Fuda
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