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Execute Stored Procedure

Description

The Execute Stored Procedure activity runs a predefined stored procedure on the connected database. It enables workflows to invoke complex, secure, and optimized database logic that is maintained at the database layer.


Design-Time Configuration

The following properties define how the stored procedure is executed.

Connection Type

Specifies the database engine (for example, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, PostgreSQL). Selecting the correct type ensures compatibility with the target database.

Connection Name

Select a preconfigured database connection that provides secure access to the database server.


Schema

Specifies the database schema that contains the stored procedure.


Stored Procedure Name

Specifies the name of the stored procedure to execute. The procedure must exist within the selected schema and database.


Stored Procedure Arguments

Defines the input parameters required by the stored procedure. These values can be constants, variables, or expressions from the workflow, enabling dynamic execution.


Timeout

Specifies the maximum time (in seconds) the activity will wait for the stored procedure to complete.
The default value is 600 seconds.


Wait All Incoming

The Wait All Incoming property controls how the activity behaves when it has multiple incoming execution paths.

OptionDescription
FalseThe activity executes whenever any incoming path completes. Each incoming completion can trigger a separate execution.
All Configured IncomingThe activity executes only after all design-time (configured) incoming paths have completed. If a path is skipped at runtime due to conditional logic, the activity may wait indefinitely.
All Active IncomingThe activity executes only after all runtime-active incoming paths have completed. Incoming paths that are not taken due to conditions are ignored, ensuring predictable execution.

Outputs

Output

Returns the result produced by the stored procedure.
This may include:

  • Result sets (if the procedure returns data)
  • Output parameters
  • Status or execution values

The output can be used in subsequent workflow activities.


Error Handling

This activity supports the standard On Error handler, including Fault, Continue, Suspend, and Retry.

For details, see
On Error Handler.