Calling sequence file without need to pass variables

[KB_GenMtrs]

From one sequence file,  I'd like to call another sequence file outright without passing any variables, but I get a compile error regarding declarations.  Do I really need to declare all the variables in both files?

[Zach-H]

This sounds very similar to your last post: http://forums.ni.com/t5/NI-VeriStand/How-to-run-referenced-sequence-file-from-within-sequence-file/m...

If you have defined parameters in the real-time sequence you are trying to call, that sequence will require those inputs.

If the sequence you call does not have any parameters defined, you will be able to call it without passing in any values. 

Here are a few help documents on the topic, for your reference: 

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372846F-01/veristand/calling_rt_sequence_from_expression/

http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/372846F-01/veristand/creating_rt_sequences/

[KB_GenMtrs]

Didn't mean to post twice; my text was deleted when I hit the preview tab, but looks like it got posted anyways.

I'm only doing this because loops are not available in stimulus profiles.  Thanks for the great info!

[h_yong]

This sounds like: http://forums.ni.com/t5/Additional-NI-Software-Idea/Subsequences-of-stimulus-profiles-should-be-able...

If you agree, please kudo that suggestion. I have a nested sequence/subsequence structure. In some cases, I need to pass 30+ parameters in to the top calling sequence because my of the many subsequences. This makes it quite cumbersome and bug prone.