J2EE data retrieval slow! Is this normal??

Using Sun Server 8.1
I have an entity bean called taglist. Taglist has six 1:1 relationships and one 1:Many relationship. When running the finder "select * from tagList where subId = ? order by tagListId" I get about 85 taglist rows of data back and about 500 rows from foreign key tables. The references come back instantaneously but when I try to put the data into valueObjects it takes about 16 seconds. If I just get the data straight from the local interfaces when I need it it still takes around 16 seconds.
Is this normal? Is there anything I can do to improve performance? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!

Did you enable relationship prefetch? As your query selects Taglist entities only, relationship fields should not be instantiated otherwise. Fetching the relationships after the query might take some time, but it shouldn't take 16 sec. to fetch 500 instances.
Please try enabling the logger for the "jdo" module and see what queries are executed by the server.
Is "sudId" the foreign key for the 1:Many relationship?
-- markus.

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