Executing sql server procedure from oracle via db link with out parameters

HI
we have successfully created the link between oracle and sql server via DB LINK also able to access table from the
sqlserver via dblink
Can any one tell me how to execute procedure with 1 input and 4 out parameters from pl\sql
is it possible using
dbms_hs_passthrough

You should be able to call it like you would any other procedure:
dbo.procedure_name@dblink(parameter_list);

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