You might just need to refresh your SQL Service Object to get the new Stored Procedures using the K2 Workspace or the SmartObject Service Tester tool.

With the introduction of the out of the box SQL Service Object you shouldn't need to use the Dynamic SQL Service Object from the K2 Underground.

Hi Noman,

The native SQL Server service actually was built from the two open source projects.  As the native SQL server service is officially supported, you should be using this service instead of the open source ones.

The open source ones have been left there as examples on how to create a dynamic service broker.