Overall, the solution is very reliable and stable. The applications that we are automating are fluent and it's just a one-time automation that is required unless there is no change in the application that we are automating. 

I give the stability an eight out of ten.

Oracle Application Testing Suite does encounter some lag. When I am trying to record something, the tool gets stuck.

We haven't had major stability issues although we've had cases where the client architecture has needed changing according to the protocol. 

The stability of this solution is dependent on the applications that an organization has running. We have only ever experienced minimal downtime.

The product is quite stable. I started using it in 2012. Prior to that, it wasn't that stable.

It's quite stable. With the Oracle components, we don't need to worry about stability, scalability, and flexibility. Everything is reliable. I'd rate the stability very high.

We haven't had any issues in the two years we've used this solution. Our Windows terminal box is configured with the future hardware base so we haven't had performance issues.

It is very stable.

No stability issues encountered.

Garbage collection of our WebLogic server was not working properly when running large volumes of performance tests.

Yes, 12.2 was not stable. Upgrading to 12.4.x resolved a lot of previously known issues

Oracle Application Testing Suite has been used for many years and it is highly stable.

I rate the stability of Oracle Application Testing Suite a nine out of ten.

It's a stable one except for one or two incidents, it's stable. 

In budding stages, the product had serious stability issues, but ORACLE has put its best people behind and made the product quite stable. Now I feel its the best tool to automate any of the Oracle Products, which include Oracle EBS Applications, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards, Siebel, Adobe Flex, ADF applications, etc..

Some user accounts had to be removed and new ones created because of corruption.

For example:

1. At some point my user account could not move or organize the position of folders and tests.
2. Another user would crash the entire product whenever she choose to open one specific project.

As far as I remember, we had lots of issues with Test Management stability, but the recent version are stable. We had several issues with Load Test monitoring, but were quickly fixed by Load Test developers.

No issues encountered.

This is a really stable solution.

There's no issues with the stability.

Issues with scalability for the application under test was found using Oracle Load testing tool which is part of the OATS Package.  The applications then remained stable after Go-Live.

We have stability issues with the server logging off when a script runs from OTM.