Question about sql statement

Hi expert,
I have following sql statement, function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1' and 'hiroc_get_delta_amount2' are separately used in select and where subclause. these two function are exactly same, except that there is a inserting log statement inside. for function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1' , logs are supposed to write into log table1, whereas for function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount2' , logs are supposed to write into log table2. after running this sql, I got data loaded into log table2, however, there is no data loaded into log table1.
could you please tell me why there is no data in log table2 for function
1. sql statement;
select
pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_fk,
pp.policy_term_fk,
pp.risk_fk,
pp.coverage_fk,
pp.transaction_log_fk,
pp.coverage_component_code,
hiroc_rpt_user.hiroc_get_delta_amount1(pp.policy_fk, pp.policy_term_fk, pp.risk_fk, pp.coverage_fk, pp.transaction_log_fk, pp.coverage_component_code),
pp.rate_period_from_date
from PRODBKUPDW_MART.rmv_policy_premium pp
where pp.rate_period_type_code = 'TERM_COVG'
and pp.coverage_component_code 'NETPREM'
and hiroc_rpt_user.hiroc_get_delta_amount2(pp.policy_fk, pp.policy_term_fk, pp.risk_fk, pp.coverage_fk, pp.transaction_log_fk, pp.coverage_component_code) != 0
group by pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_fk,
pp.policy_term_fk,
pp.risk_fk,
pp.coverage_fk,
pp.transaction_log_fk,
pp.coverage_component_code,
pp.rate_period_from_date;
2. log inserting statement used for both functions:
(1) function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1'
insert into HIROC_RPT_USER.LOG_TEST1 values (v_start, sysdate,
p_policy_fk,p_policy_term_history_fk,p_risk_fk,p_coverage_fk,p_transaction_log_fk,p_comp_code);
COMMIT;
(2) function 'HIROC_GET_DELTA_AMOUNT_1'
insert into HIROC_RPT_USER.LOG_ZB_TEST_1 values (v_start, sysdate,
p_policy_fk,p_policy_term_history_fk,p_risk_fk,p_coverage_fk,p_transaction_log_fk,p_comp_code);
COMMIT;

Are your functions using autonomous transactions?
We also need more information about the log tables etc. as we cannot tell what the problem would be from just that query, and no data.

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