Where Clause messing up results of Query using BC4J

Hello all.
I am developing a hand-coded JSP application that uses BC4Js and is deployed to a 9iAS on a SPARC box.
I'm not sure what has been happening, but the results that are printed out to the screen are vastly different from the SQL results. I've gone as far as printing the Query that is executed onto the results page and have run it on SQL*Plus -- the query works on Plus, but displays no rows on the screen.
I have a pretty complex where clause, I compare around four columns, and while developing I noticed that the sequencing of the columns greatly affected the output.
Is this the same case?
Thanks for the help!

Additional Information:
One of the Where parameters is a date range, when I made the range narrow I was able to get the right number of rows for the result set (34 in all). But when I widened it to the day right after that, I got no results.
I'm stumped.

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