Informix Stored Procedure Response

Hi,
I'm executing a Store Procedure on Informix DB to started a process.
The Stored Procedure has just one return. But, my Inbound Message Payload has the following structure:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<ns1:MT_WMS_response xmlns:ns1="urn:interfaces:PI:SESI:WMS">
<Statement_response>
<response_1>
     <row>
          <(expression)>H2W0000476</(expression)>
     </row>
</response_1>
</Statement_response>
</ns1:MT_WMS_response>
Because it can´t use "(" as tag definition and getting and Mapping Error.
Does anyone knows another way to solve this problem?
Regards,
Luis Diego

refer to others with the same problem
change in the declaration of procedure to return the result set
ex:
CREATE FUNCTION Nome_Arquivo ()
RETURNING CHAR(100) AS arquivo  DEFINE vArq LIKE fs_full.nome_arquivo;;
  select first 1 nome_arquivo INTO vArq
  from fs_full;;
  RETURN vArq;;
END FUNCTION
Routine created.
In RETURNING use "AS" enter field names your date types.
its work.
abs

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