Calling stored procedure and returning multiple resultsets

Hello,
Is it possible to create a procedure that return multiple result sets?
e.g.
procedure GetDataFromTables() is
begin
select * from table_one;
select * from table_two;
end GetDataFromTables;
And I want to call this procedure that returns multiple resultsets (one for table_one and another for table_two)
I have referred to the OCCI sample occiproc.cpp, but I am not sure how to handle multiple resultsets.
Your help is highly appreciated.

Thank You,
Got the REF cursor in storedproc.cpp.
But as it is documented, getCursor() gets the REF CURSOR value of an OUT parameter as a ResultSet.
So, is it true that if I have to write a procedure that selects * from 50 tables (50 SQL statements) , I have to set 50 OUT parameters to get the result sets.?
Is there any better way of doing this?
e.g. in DB2, we can open multiple cursors in the procedure body and then get the result set one after another.
CREATE PROCEDURE get_staging_data ()
RESULT SETS 1 <no. of result sets>
LANGUAGE SQL
BEGIN ATOMIC
DECLARE L_SQL varchar(5000);
DECLARE c CURSOR WITH RETURN TO CLIENT FOR L_STMT;
SET L_SQL = '';
SET L_SQL = 'SELECT * FROM ';
SET L_SQL = L_SQL || IN_Tab_Name ;
SET L_SQL = L_SQL || ' WHERE VERIFY_FLAG=''S'' FOR READ ONLY OPTIMIZE FOR 2000 ROWS' ;
PREPARE L_STMT FROM L_SQL;
OPEN c; < can open multiple cursors in the prodedure body>
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