Use a Passthrough Query, in which you have coded the Server Database's SQL
Syntax for running a Stored Procedure.
That SQL Syntax will differ from server DB to server DB.
Some years ago, while recovering from surgery, I used Sybase SQL Anywhere
on
my home computer to allow me to develop off-site; when it was time to
merge
my work into the on-site database that had a back end Informix database,
the
syntax for calling a stored procedure was the only thing that had to be
modified.