Thanks Brandtrock.

My target stored procedure is stored on the server.
I wonder how I could use it.

Launching a SP from the Connection.Execute method is convenient,
but in some cases it makes code management a bit obscure.
That's why I would like to leave the SP on the server, in my special case.

Sometimes it is more convenient to handle the SP in the code.
Specially when this SP changes a lot depending on some user input.