Make a difference in the number of records

Hello

Oracle9.2
Windows


Table A - records - 627255 total

I want to pass some basic criteria records to a new table TAB_B, but implementation difference in number of records before and after the move.

SELECT COUNT (*) FROM TAB_A WHERE the TIMING < (SYSDATE-150)-* 539911 *.

CREATE TABLE TAB_B AS SELECT * FROM TAB_A WHERE the TIMING < (SYSDATE-150)

SELECT COUNT (*) FROM TAB_B-* 539934 *.

What can be the reason?


Regarding

SYSDATE is not static. It keeps ticking with impatience...

And I suspect that you have a few 'ticks' between the time you did the count (*) and the create table.

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