How to get total number of rows return by query

hi all
i am using forms 6i with oracle 10G in windows environment....
i have a tabular form now i want to know that how many rows return by the query...like when user click on enter query and then give any search criteria and then execute query..it displays the records but i want to count the records that how many rows are return.............
hope you understant what i mean
Thanks in advance
Regards

U can use
"Select count(*) from <table> where <condition>"
<condition> is the where clause being used during "Execute Query"
this will give u the no of records in query.
And second option is to take a summary column. whose function is set "COUNT" and
"Summarized item" should contain a column that will never be blank. After execute query this column will give u no of records in block.
Regards....

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