Too many SQLs issued by hibernate while runing thru spring

I am trying to figure out why there are so many SQLs when I use HibernateTemplate's find* methods. So, for example:

Code:

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        List l = getHibernateTemplate ().findByNamedQueryAndNamedParam (
                "findApplicantByUsername",
                new String [] { "userName" },
                new Object [] { username });

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Basically, this should find applicant and a few non-lazy/one-to-one collections. So, I should see in my logs approximately 3 SQLs. Applicant however has another 10 associated collections, each of which are declared lazy in hibernate config files. When I run the query above I see about 13 queries, which means that all of my lazy collections are being initialized.

When I run the following code (no spring):

Code:

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        Session s = sessions.openSession ();
        Query q = s.getNamedQuery ("findApplicantByUsername");
        q.setParameter ("userName", "u7uhicuj");
        List results = q.list ();
        results.get (0);

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It works correctly, no lazy collections are initialized, only 3SQLs are issued.

What did I mess up? What can I do to revert to the desired lazy behavior?

Any help is really appreciated!

PS> I did see couple of posts about the same problem but have not seen any response.

sorry, those statements appear to come from deletion of an object with delete-all-orphaned flag set on, which makes sense.

so, I withraw the question :-)