Date query results

Hello eveybody.
Im facing a strange problem.
I have one table with a date item (fecha) and some numeric items. All the rows in table have the date item correct.
But if I query
Select sum(a1), sum(a2), sum(an) from table where fecha > Xfecha it give me one results diferent than if I query
Select sum(a1), sum(a2), sum(an) from table where fecha between Xfecha and Xfecha2.
Xfecha = '31-JUL-10' in 1º SELECT
Xfecha := '01-AUG-10' in 2º select
Xfecha2 := '31-AUG-10'
The 1º select command must add the same rows than 2º select.
Any idea?
Thanks in advanced and regards everybody.
Edited by: selezeus on Aug 15, 2010 8:33 PM

Selezeus,
Make sure there is no entries after the date 31-Aug-2010 is made. And also try using the TRUNC function in the select queries.
Select sum(a1), sum(a2), sum(an) from table where trunc(fecha) > Xfecha;
Select sum(a1), sum(a2), sum(an) from table where trunc(fecha) between Xfecha and Xfecha2;Regards,
Manu.
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CREATE TABLE BothellAddresses (AddressLine1 NVARCHAR(60), City NVARCHAR(30))
---Insert into above table using SELECT
INSERT INTO BothellAddresses(AddressLine1, City)
SELECT AddressLine1, City
FROM Person.Address
where City = 'Bothell';
---VERIFY DATA
Select AddressLine1, City
FROM BothellAddresses
---DROP TABLE
DROP TABLE BothellAddresses
GO
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