Parameter in Query manager running stored procedure

Hi Experts!
I have a stored procedure, which is waiting a parameter.
I would like to write a query in sap with parameter using sap language:
exec sp_leltar [%0]
The parameter is numeric, but when running the query above, it is giving an error:"Userdefined errors".
Any idea?Thats not a way to write the parameter value on editor field.

I have tried to run the following:
select from dbo.omaleltfej t0/
declare @leltid numeric OUTPUT
/* where*/
set @leltid = /* t0._leltfejid */ [%0]
exec omaleltareredmeny2 @leltid
Error message:"...Can not use the output option in declare or create function statement..."
I gave up to solve it, because this is not an SAP table, it is not possibble to do.
Thank you for your effort.

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