Passing procedure name dynalically to DB adapter

Hi All,
We are using 11.1.1.6.
We have a requirement to call 8 procedures for 8 transactions.
Signature of the procedure is same except the name and each proc has its own business logic.
So we want to have one db adapter and want to pass the proc name dynamically based on the transaction.
Do we have any option to pass proc names dynamically to adapter?
Regards
PavanKumar M

implement a custom JCA adapter and build your logic in there.
--Prasanna

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