The method retrieves only the number of rows in the default view of the list. To solve this problem, you can simply increase the row count in your default view, or better yet, use CAML queries. Here's an article on how to use CAML with web services: dotnet.org.za/zlatan/archive/2007/08/01/....
Refer this article you number of rows returned is based on the View you have used, Change the rowlimit in the View.
Try this, SharePoint List Web Service GetListItems.
From my experience you have to options: 1. Change the view you use when calling the getlistitems method to the correct view which returns all rows 2. Check and see if you placed a rowlimit in your getlistitems method.
If you want to return everything in the current view that you have you can use "0" see example below: XmlNode doc = doclist. GetListItems("My List", "My View", query, viewFields, "0", queryOptions, null); You can also try and go to your SharePoint site, go to the list you are pulling from then select settings and modify the default view/create your own view and expand the Totals group. Under the Totals group, look for a unique identifier for your list (eg.ID) then in the dropdown beside it select COUNT then save your view.
Once the list reloads compare the total number which will now be shown in this view with the number of items returned by your query. Let me know if they are still not the same. :).
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