Same query returning different result set

hi all,
i am using db 10g.
i have a query like below
SELECT SUM(EID_AMOUNT)amt,EID_INCR_CODE,EIH_EFF_DATE
     FROM EMP_INC_HEADER,EMP_INC_DETAILS
    WHERE EIH_EMP_CODE = EID_EMP_CODE
      AND EIH_EFF_DATE = EIH_EFF_DATE
      AND EIH_STATUS   = 'P'
      AND EID_EMP_CODE = '003848'
GROUP BY EID_INCR_CODE,EIH_EFF_DATE
ORDER BY EID_INCR_CODE,EIH_EFF_DATE;which is leading to the output
      AMT EID_INCR_CODE   EIH_EFF_D
     2000 BASIC           21-SEP-10
     2000 BASIC           23-SEP-10
     2000 BASIC           15-OCT-10
     2000 BASIC           21-OCT-10
     1200 HTRAN           21-SEP-10
     1200 HTRAN           23-SEP-10
     1200 HTRAN           15-OCT-10
     1200 HTRAN           21-OCT-10
      800 OTHERS          21-SEP-10
      800 OTHERS          23-SEP-10
      800 OTHERS          15-OCT-10
      800 OTHERS          21-OCT-10i have query
SELECT SUM(EID_AMOUNT)amt,EID_INCR_CODE,EID_EFF_DATE
FROM EMP_INC_HEADER,EMP_INC_DETAILS
WHERE EIH_EMP_CODE = EID_EMP_CODE
AND EIH_EFF_DATE = EID_EFF_DATE
AND EIH_STATUS = 'P'
AND EID_EMP_CODE = '003848'
GROUP BY EID_INCR_CODE,EID_EFF_DATE
ORDER BY EID_INCR_CODE,EID_EFF_DATE;
leading to
      AMT EID_INCR_CODE   EID_EFF_D
      500 BASIC           21-SEP-10
      500 BASIC           23-SEP-10
      500 BASIC           15-OCT-10
      500 BASIC           21-OCT-10
      300 HTRAN           21-SEP-10
      300 HTRAN           23-SEP-10
      300 HTRAN           15-OCT-10
      300 HTRAN           21-OCT-10
      200 OTHERS          21-SEP-10
      200 OTHERS          23-SEP-10
      200 OTHERS          15-OCT-10
      200 OTHERS          21-OCT-10
12 rows selected.what second query is returning is correct. as per the table.
but my question what is the difference between my first and second query.
in what way it is different(i am not getting any idea).
if any one is having any clue please share with me.
Thanks..

what is the difference between my first and second queryLook like there's no difference.
I think you really meant something like
SELECT SUM(EID_AMOUNT) amt,EID_INCR_CODE,EIH_EFF_DATE
FROM EMP_INC_HEADER EIH,
       EMP_INC_DETAILS EID
WHERE EIH.EMP_CODE = EID.EMP_CODE
   AND EIH.EFF_DATE = EIH.EFF_DATE
   AND EIH.STATUS   = 'P'
   AND EID.EMP_CODE = '003848'
GROUP BY EID.INCR_CODE,EIH.EFF_DATE
ORDER BY EID.INCR_CODE,EIH.EFF_DATERegards
Etbin

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   [SDISC] [float] NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
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DROP TABLE #ITNAME_0
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Thanks,
Shreyas M

This is a forum for Reporting Services (SSRS). If you're using Jasper reports then you should be posting in relevenat forums. I'm not sure there would be enough people with Jasper report experience here to help you out!
Anyways in SSRS when we use Temp tables in procedure it will throw exception in editor but when you save and run it will still work fine. Did you try saving it and executing report? Did the error still persisted?
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