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Alexa Too
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I was wondering what support the various products have in terms of finite state machines. I didn't notice them listed. How are they implemented or is that something we would map ourselves?

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Leeorg
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huh?
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BatVink
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DB and DB Pro are programming languages, rather than systems. If you want to create Finite State entities, you need to program them yourself.

You can create User Define Types and multi-dimensional arrays to store states, inputs, etc.

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Alexa Too
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That makes sense. I wasn't sure if there were any built in functions, data types, or APIs for them. Thanks!

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