Excuting stored procedure remotly from SQL Server

Hi everybody,
H recive an error message when I try to execute a remote stored procedure on Oracle from SQL Server though a linked server of ME OLE provider for oracle.
I can view all of the Oracle tables and views within SQL Enterprise Manager. When I try to execute a the command (execute OracleServer...StoredProcedure) through MS query analyzer using the linked Oracle server, I receive the error.
Could you please help me overcome this problem
I found something similiar, but with no accepted answer:
Accessing Oracle Table via Linked Server
Thanks alot

Let's put it in another way:
How could I execute a stored procedure on Oracle from an OLE DB connection?
Is there syntax for PL/SQL to use from other languages like Transact-SQL?
Thanks once again

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