How to Set arguments to PL-SQL Procedure schedule to run from OEM.

Hi All,
OEM Config Details is as follows
Oracle (R) Enterprise Manager Ver 9.2.0.1.0
I created a job which is scheduled to run a PL-SQL Procedure. The procedure should accept two arguments as follows.
BEGIN
FLSTG.PROC_DELETE_DATA (ARG1,ARG2);
END;
Arg1 is of type Varchar2 & Arg2 is of type Date
How should i set arguments for the procedure?
Can someone please help me?
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Vidyanand

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If I do not assign a value to the schema field when I run my ODI procedure I get the error message :
java.lang.Exception: Internal error: object ConnectConnection
ColConnectId:null
ColContextCode:CTX_SRC
ColConName:null
ColIndCommit:null
ColIsolLevel:null
ColLschemaName:null
ColPlanComp:null
ColTechIntName:null
DefConnectId:null
DefContextCode:CTX_SRC
DefConName:null
DefIndCommit:null
DefIsolLevel:null
DefLschemaName:null
DefPlanComp:null
DefTechIntName:ORACLE
ExeChannel:J
IndErr:0
IndLogMethod:null
IndLogNb:null
LogLevDet:3
Nno:1
OrdTrt:0
ScenTaskNo:1
SessNo:4152001
TaskName1:Traitement
TaskName2:CNT_SRC_ALL
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