Diff Query output on Windows OS and Linux OS

I execute one simple query on the production environment and on test environment, everything is same except the OS and processor speed.
In Windows the query is :-
select product_code , product_sht_name, product_long_name from prod_master where product_code like 'IRON'
Output of this is everything which is equal to 'IRON'
In a unix we have same table and when i execute the query:
select product_code , product_sht_name, product_long_name
from prod_master
where product_code like 'IRON'
No output is coming.....
Let me know if we have diff output on diff OS??
Application is running fine on windows OS, but it is not running on Unix OS??? Recently we migrated from SCO-Unix to Red-hat-Linux.
need your expert opinions???

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