Procedure inserting different number of records in GT table

I have procedure, in the procedure a dynamic query is get created. Then query is open using OPEN for statement into refcusror. Then I'm fetching the data into record type object within a loop..end loop and inserting the records in a GT table.
But problem is for the same data procedure is inserting less records, when i recomplie the procedure it began to insert correct number of data.
I wonder whether is environment issue or something else? Please advise if any one faced such type problem.

Hi upennit. Not much info to go on there.
Have a read of Re: 2. How do I ask a question on the forums?
then post back with some relevant info.

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