JDBC Sender Response Message as an XML SQL

Hi All,
I have a scenario as follows :
JDBC Sender <-> XI (synchronous) <-> ABAP Proxy.
I'm hoping that I can use XML SQL form at the JDBC Sender Response message, so I can update some fields at the database using the response message's data. But actually it's not working. Please advise whether it's applicable or not ? If it's not, is there any other way to do that ?
Thanks in advance,
Andy S

Andy,
Adding to the discussion here, JDBC sender adapter does not support Synchronous Processing .It supports only Asynch procesing and so, you would need a BPM inorder to update the database again with the ABAP Proxy response.
You would have a sender jdbc adapter polling over the db and getting the data, --> a receiev step in the BPM receives the data.
Next a send Synch Step makes the call to the ABAP Proxy and get the response.
You map this response to a JDBC receiver adapters data format on the basis of the action you need and then use a send step with a receierv JDBC adapter to update the DB.
Regards,
Bhavesh

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