> Sorry @javornikolov but I didn't understand what you would like to test. These are all the rows that exists in query 2 but not in query 1, so they all are marked as error (missing) and are chained to each one, and the first is chained to the last rows processed.
> How can I help here?

Sorry. I think I described it the other way around. I'm testing with following and I'm getting only 1 missing row, when 3 are missing:
```
!|Execute|create table TESTTBL (N int, TWON int)|

!|Insert|TESTTBL|
|N      |TWON   |
|1      |2      |
|2      |4      |
|3      |6      |
|4      |8      |
|5      |10      |


!|Store Query|select * from TESTTBL|q1|

!|Store Query|select * from TESTTBL where n in (1, 2)|q2|

!|Compare Stored Queries|q2|q1|
|N                      |TWON?|

!|Execute|drop table TESTTBL|
```

I'll check again, maybe I didn't do something quite right in my previous experiments.