Return a parameter through stored procedures

Hello Experts
I want to return parameter through stored procedures so as to ensure that the application has been executed properly.
My source message format is
<StatementName5>
<storedProcedureName action=u201D EXECUTEu201D>
  <table>Summarize_prc</table>
<empid  [isInput=u201Dtrueu201D] [isOutput=true] type=SQLDatatype>val1</empid>
</storedProcedureName > 
</StatementName5>
Do i need to put some extra parameters for return values from the stored procedures?
What would be the response message format to return the parameters from stored procedure.
Thanks
Sabyasachi

Hi,
If you wants to read the return values from stored procedure, the scanario should be designed as Sync.
The format looks like thsi
<Message Type Name>
      <STATEMENTNAME_response>
                  <Field1> </Field1>
   </STATEMENTNAME_response>
</Message Type Name>

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