The solution is stable. I rate it a seven out of ten.

It is a very stable solution.

I rate the product’s stability a ten out of ten.

The solution is stable. 

Oracle Database Appliance is extremely stable.

Oracle Database Appliance is very stable. 

I rate the solution’s stability an 8 or 9 out of 10.

The tool is stable.

I rate the solution’s stability an eight out of ten.

We only had a stability issue with the ODA V1 due to an ASM disk mount issue (“ORA-600 [KFDJOIN3]”, bug). This issue delayed the go-live for production databases, but was fixed with the assistance of Oracle Support relatively fast.

None.

The solution is pretty stable. I don't recall bugs or glitches. It doesn't crash. I find it pretty reliable overall.

The appliance is pretty stable.

I did not encounter any issues with stability.

In terms of stability, I rate this solution an eight out of ten.

Oracle Database Appliance is really reliable. The stability and scalability of Oracle Database are reliable. I would say that it is more reliable than scalable. With the 19c, I've seen that it is stable in most cases but we had certain issues when we tried to create scale on 12c. We had issues when we used the previous, older version of Oracle, 12c. It was not that easy to use 12c because we had to get certain hardware. 

It's very, very stable. From the day of installation we did not have any challenges with this product.

It's stable. We've had hitches, however. We have been been using the Standard Edition, so there have been many hitches in that due to the fact that you need the Enterprise Edition and a diagnostic pack to do what we need in order to investigate. That's where we find most of our issues. It's very hard to populate. If you look at the other DBs in the same price range, the functionality is a lot more in terms of diagnostic tools, in terms of helping in resolving issues. The Standard Edition does not solve those problems.

We did not have any stability issues with Oracle Database Appliance.

Stability is very good. There has been no downtime.

Over the course of these ten years, I would say that this product has been stable.  

Only one time during an upgrade, because the customer made some modifications in the machine configuration and he forgot that ODA is an appliance, not a traditional platform. So you have to be careful when you want to modify the system. A better way to do it is to ask support, when in doubt.

It’s a very stable product. As with any other technology, in initial phases, it needed to be tested; but it has become a very solid platform with a large customer base.

Oracle Database Appliance is a stable solution. We have clients that have been running it for 10 years.

Oracle Database Appliance is a stable solution.

We had some stability issues.

In the beginning, soon after initial setup and go-live, a bug caused one of the nodes to use all cores while on the other node only the requested cores where activated. This led to instability.

Also, later a hard disk caused instability while it was "dying".

The solution is very stable. We haven't had any issues over the past two years.

We didn't encounter any stability issues.

We had issues with the virtual infrastructure. Sometimes the shared repositories go into status Unknown, VMs crashing etc. Also the automatic failover of the VMs sometimes failed.

It is stable and there have not been any crashes.

There were a lot of issues during delivery, but once it was fully implemented, there were only minor stability issues.

The solution does crash. It doesn't happen often, but it does happen occasionally.

There were no issues with stability.