It's best to put a break point in your code at the place you will call the
Runstate.Caller.Runstate.Caller.Runstate.sequence....
from. Execute, then when it pauses go to the context tab and navigate
to the the subproperty of the grandparent sequence. Then right click on the sub property and select ""copy path.." and that should get a valid lookup string to use in your code.
Also, these lookup strings are shortcuts that are the equivalent to Runstate.Caller.Runstate.Caller...
RunState.Root.RunState.Sequence ... references the process model (if you are executing your sequence with a process model)
RunState.Main.RunState.SequenceFile ... references the top level client
sequence that is executing, so if you want to get from a sub sequence
of a subsequence ... up to the main sequence.
dj
