Maximum records per page is not working

I am trying to run a report with the property on repeating frame which says
MAXIMUM RECORDS PER PAGE. I set it to 20 and also set property PRINT OBJECT ON = 'ALL PAGES' still when report is in preview mode it is not displaying more then 20 records. I know this query has more then 30 records.
If anybody has any idea let me know.

Asit,
If you only want to have a maximum of 20 records per page, you only need to set the maximum records per page property. You should leave the print object on property at default or first. For a further explanation of how the print object on property works, check out the on-line help at http://otn.oracle.com/reports/help/. There is a section on restrictions which may make this clearer for you.
Hope that helps,
Toby

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