Stored procedure between two scenarios.

Hi All,
I need to call Oracle Stored procedure between two scenarios.
My first scenario is file to JDBC. Ather that i need to call a Stored Procedure and once it is executed i need to trigger another scenario which is JDBC to File.
I can call SP in OS comands but can anybody tell to how to initiate the JDBC to File scenario after SP?
Thanks,

After you receve the message in BPM and call the JDBC adapter, have a send step (syn). This should use a synchronous interface. The message type should be SQL XML for calling SPs (Check help.sap.com for JDBC receiver adaptoer SQL XML format). Once this step is done, you have to receive the response into the container variable of the asyn interface for file. Then have an asyn send step to write to file.
Receive (Async)->Send (Async JDBC)->Send (Sync JDBC call SP, Since sync, you would get the response)->Send (Async File)
VJ

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