The stability capabilities are really awesome. It doesn't crash out. It also doesn't do sluggishness or anything. It's fast and stable.

We have not encountered any stability issues.

The scheduler often hangs with nothing to inform the user why it isn't working. Sometimes this is simply due to a developer starting a scheduler from their PC which integrates with the repository but isn't obvious when looking at the shared scheduler. Other issues seemed to be only resolved by re-generating the process from scratch and hope for a different result (which often there is), especially if the scheduler hangs. It is very easy to choose an incorrect option when generating processes only to result in something that just hangs with no error message. Then you're knee deep in database procedural language trying to debug a tool's generated code.

The sheer resources that it consumes easily overwhelms a server and causes the database to freeze due to exceeding resource constraints. The tool generates an unexpected and seemingly unpredictable amount of staging data (both in and out of the database depending on data movement option chosen) consuming very large amounts of disk space with redundant copies of data. This tool will not promote friendly relations with your system administrators.

The releases have been of surprisingly high quality compared to other vendor software I have used. We had the opportunity to test out a customer preview (i.e. beta) and were surprised to find no stability issues nor bugs in our testing. The features that were exposed in the customer preview were stable enough we felt comfortable moving forward with upgrading our Dev environments to begin development work using those features.

No issues with stability have been encountered.

Very - it is mature and has remarkably few defects.

Never.

No.

No.

I don't think the solution is very stable. I find that once you use this tool, you would like to have it in your tool kit. Even though I like this tool numerous bugs made it difficult and unreliable . Several of them have been fixed in the new releases. At an enterprise-level, you need a lot more.