How to execute a stored procedure every 5 minutes in biztalk admin console

Hi 
how to execute a stored procedure every 5 minutes in biztalk admin console without using biztalk orchestration
we need to update table data every 5minutes 
please replay asap...........
thanks advance....

WCF adapter is best suited for the same. Use ‘Template’ feature of WCF adapter. Template is mainly used to add wrapper elements around the body of the outgoing message from send port.
Below mentioned post is perfectly suited for you.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/19845.invoke-a-sql-stored-procedure-on-the-biztalk-wcf-send-port-without-needing-an-orchestration.aspx
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Rachit
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