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6	6	The database counter plugin may be installed as either a client plugin or a system plugin. It requires no additional configuration. Once installed, it offers to new workflow actions: //Variable// and //Counter.//. The //Counter// action requires you to choose a fixed counter that you would like to change. In contrast, the //Variable// action lets you choose the counter based on the submitted form data.
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9		-The database counter plugin lets you create one or more counter in a database. It also adds a new menu entry to the backend where you can view and edit all available counters. You can then use the [[workflow processing>>doc:Formcycle.UserInterface.MyForms.WorkflowProcessing.WebHome]] to increment or decrement the counter.
	9	+The database counter plugin lets you create one or more counter in a database. It also adds a new menu entry to the backend where you can view and edit all available counters. You can then use the [[workflow processing>>doc:Formcycle.UserInterface.MyForms.WorkflowProcessing.WebHome]] to increment or decrement the counter. This plugin is subject to additional charge.
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11	11	Some of the possible use cases include:
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187	187	Once the plugin is installed, you can access the current value of the plugin with a [[system variable>>doc:Formcycle.UserInterface.Variables]]. This can be used, for example, to access the counter value in the condition of a workflow action and compare it with a submitted value. The system variable has got the following pattern:
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190	190	[%$DBCOUNTER.<CounterName>%]
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