It provides exceptional scalability abilities. I would rate it nine out of ten.

It is a scalable solution. We have 200 users in our organization, and we plan to increase the usage.

It's scalable.

It's been scaleable for our needs.

I don't think there are limitations. The reports and forms are just fine in the interfaces, so there is not much scaling to do.

When you purchase Oracle Forms, you purchase a certain number of licenses, and so it works for a certain number of licenses. We have been able to add more users and licenses without any problems.

Oracle middleware provides a lot of options for scalability but also requires another kind of expertise. You should have expertise and understanding in developing load balancing in a cluster environment. Oracle Forms middleware provides a classic level application infrastructure so there is an option for scalability. It also depends upon how the application has been developed and designed.

In the previous company I worked for, I think we had 150 to 200 users concurrently. It was not a problem to scale usage.

It's not scalable as a central product. It's a client tool, so you install it on your computer to add a development framework and you develop forms from that tool. After that, you can publish all these applications through the application server. It's not about serving a certain number of users. There is no limit because you just have to install it on each machine.