JDBC Sender Mapping Problem

I am using a Receive Step to start a BPM with some DB Records, the Receive Step gets the resultset with some row elements but I notice that the message namespace is missing
<ns0:mt_avisoEst xmlns:ns0="urn:sap-dms:DMS_SAP_01">
</ns0:mt_avisoEst>
this is causing me problems with further mappings in the BPM, I am not using any message mapping for JDBC -> BPM. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks in advance.

Dear Ruben,
In Integration Directory.
In JDBC Communciation channel .
Under the head of Processing parameters,
Give your namespace in <b>Document Namespace</b>
regards
Mahesh.M

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