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yes u can deploy a .net assmbly which can act as a sql server stored procedure in any .net language . it is similar to basic ado.net code with only difference that the connection object has a context =true in connection string. for more refer to sql server books online and msdn. u must use sql server 2005 and .net framework 2.0.
Creating stored procs with VB.NET
