DBACCESS and Stored-Procedure

Hello ! We have a problem with headlines from a stored procedure in DBACCESS. For example: with the statement SELECT name, age alter FROM person WHERE emp_no < 20; we have this headline: 'name' 'alter'. with the stored procedure CREATE PROCEDURE test(num INTEGER) RETURNING CHAR(30), INTEGER;DEFINE n CHAR(30); DEFINE d INTEGER; FOREACH SELECT name, age INTO n, d FROM person WHERE emp_no < num RETURN n, d WITH RESUME;END FOREACH; END PROCEDURE; we have always this headline: '(expression)' '(expression)' Is it possible to choose the headline, like in the first Select-statement with a stored procedure ? We tried a RETURN 'name', 'alter' WITH RESUME at the beginning of the stored procedure, but we have to change the returning datatype from integer to char (it is not always possible because we use the same procedure in another programm) ... and we have always '(expression)' '(expression)' at the top of output ! Any Help welcome, Thanks Philippe Juillot