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SQL Server is database and really not much more than that. About each modern database has a way of programming stored procedures and alike, but would you really call it a programming language?
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No...but then again, I have not. Rather, I have said that SQL Server HAS a programming language...

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T-SQL is the programming language you can use IN SQL server, but this does not mean it IS a programming language.
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No kidding...I don't believe I am the one suffering from the language barrier here Walter...

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You can VB in Office, Does it mean office is a programming language ? You can use a VB/Crystal language in Crystal Reports. Does it mean that Crystal Reports is a programming language? You´ve got a funny way of thinking.
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You have an incredible grasp of the obvious.