If you are using SQL Server 2000 you can always use SQL Server JDBC drivers. Who better than MS to know how to handle their own server. I did some testing by looping through different types of queries such as inserts, updates and selects and with just 1000 queries Microsoft JDBC drivers were a couple seconds faster than the built in JDBC drivers.
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