VO Returning no rows after setWhereClause

I have a VO that I'm setting the where clause for. When I execute vo.executeQuery(); the first time, it returns no data. If I execute it a 2nd time, it returns data as expected. I've reviewed my where clause, and have run it outside of Jdev in SQL Plus, and it returns rows. Does anybody have any idea why it would return no data the first time yet work on subsequent executions? Code below:
mnVo.setWhereClause("myPk = "+Variables.getCurrentmyPK()+" and relationship = 'SELF'");
mnVo.executeQuery();
if (mnVo.getFetchedRowCount() > 0)
Number Hold = (Number)mnVo.first().getAttribute("queryOutput");
System.out.println("queryOutput="+Hold);
Variables.setQueryOutput(Hold.intValue());
else
throw new java.lang.AssertionError("Query returned no rows");
}

I would be careful with mnVo.getRowCount() because if i remeber correctly this would lead to a select count(*) from ... which could be really time consuming if your resultset is real large or your query is "expensive".
Why not if(mnVo.first() == null)
throw new oracle.jbo.JboException("Query returned no rows");HTH, Markus

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What CC&B version?
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Bug Report: ResultSet.isLast() returns false when queries return zero rows

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import java.sql.*;
import java.util.*;
import oracle.jdbc.driver.*;
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387561,
For your information, I discovered this problem from
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