Handle to order context variable in Orchestration sequence

hi,
is there any way to get handle to order context object in orchestration sequence (order item selector xquery).
Regards,
Rutvej

Hi Jordan,
       There is a best practice when using the variables in a the queries...Make the most used ones in"Personalise variables" option available in the pop up screen for the variable selection....
     Also,in order to have a correct sequence of variables ,,just arrange them in order u want using "query properties"....
    Hope this helps you..and assign the points if ts needful
Regards,
Venkat.

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(notice the asterix at the end)
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