How to find number of rows after query

I have a simple query page. On this page I enter query criteria and hit the go button I get the query result. (say it finds one record)
On processFormRequest of the controler of this page after I execute (executing explicitly because I am using some bind variable too) the query I print getFetchedRowCount() and getRowCount() and I get 10 (as the total records according bind variable criteria are 10). Where I am expecting 1 as the result.
and I want to get the value of that row as well.
Can anyone please guide me how I can achieve this?
Thanks

Yes I am using queryBean for search region. I can see both, criteria that I am passing through search region and bind variable in the query.
If I pass the customer name it gives me that customer as a result.
but the counts i get doesn't seem to consider that search criteria from query region.
Interestingly when I execute the query again with the same customer name ...I get the correct count. i.e 1
Followoing is the query from "about this page-->business component reference details."
SELECT * FROM
select distinct super_customers.party_name
   customer_name,
   super_cust.cust_account_id customer_id,
   sup_cust_acct.Status,
   sup_cust_acct.customer_class_code,
   CINT_CRM.Get_Customer_Type(sup_cust_acct.customer_type),
   sup_cust_acct.FOB_Point,
   sup_cust_acct.sales_channel_code,
From
   hz_parties Customers,
   hz_parties Super_Customers,
   hz_parties cust_cont_rel,
   HZ_RELATIONSHIPS REL,
   HZ_Cust_Accounts rel_cust_acct,
   HZ_Cust_Accounts sup_cust_acct,
   HZ_CUST_ACCT_RELATE_ALL Super_Cust
where
   customers.party_id = rel.subject_id
and  cust_cont_rel.party_id = rel.party_id
and  rel_cust_acct.party_id = customers.party_id
and  Super_Cust.related_cust_account_id = rel_cust_Acct.cust_account_id
and  super_cust.cust_account_id = sup_cust_acct.cust_account_id
and  Super_Customers.party_id = sup_cust_acct.party_id
and  sup_cust_acct.account_number like 'SC%'
and  cust_cont_rel.status = 'A'
and  rel.status = 'A'
and  rel_cust_acct.status = 'A'
and  Super_Cust.status = 'A'
and  sup_cust_acct.account_number like nvl(:customerNumber, sup_cust_acct.account_number)
and  nvl(rel.object_id, -1) = nvl(nvl(:contactPartyId, rel.object_id), -1)
and  upper(super_customers.party_name) like upper(nvl(:customerName, super_customers.party_name))
and  sup_cust_acct.account_number like 'SC%') QRSLT
WHERE
(( UPPER(CUSTOMER_NAME) like UPPER(:5)
AND (CUSTOMER_NAME like :6
OR  CUSTOMER_NAME like :7
OR  CUSTOMER_NAME like :8
OR  CUSTOMER_NAME like :9))

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