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My guess is that there was a change in the query optimizer. it's evaluating all fields in your select/omit list before determining how to build the query, and it thinks it will run faster by accessing that field first.
The only thing i could suggest that you might try is build a logical to do the select/omit to rid your file of those records and run the query over that LF.
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