Hi,
I'm assuming that you are using ADO and SQL or similar here.
If the stored procedure has no arguments then you can just use the .Execute method of the ADO connection,
Connection.Execute "sp_StoredProcedure"
If the stored procedure has arguments then you can either use the .Execute method again passing the arguments as part of the string,
Connection.Execute "sp_StoredProcedure 'Arg1','Arg2'"
or you can use the Command object to create the command plus the arguments. You will have to use the Command object if the stored procedure returns values through the argument list (output arguments).
Hope this helps.
Andy.