you should specify, in what dimensions you think of limitations. Functionality, performance, methodical, number of objects or models? Otherwise I don't think anyone will dare an answer. Or this becomes a nonsense "I would not use ARIS for baking bread" thread.
In terms of upgrades, there are several on offer. Think of the ARIS extension packs, which offer methodical extensions.
I don't think you will experience any limitation in size, since the underlying database limits the possibilities. So if you give your database a tiny tiny tablespace, you might encounter limits. But a typical database does not grow into dimensions anywhere near the size of an average hard disk.
M. Zschuckelt on
Hello Nane,
you should specify, in what dimensions you think of limitations. Functionality, performance, methodical, number of objects or models? Otherwise I don't think anyone will dare an answer. Or this becomes a nonsense "I would not use ARIS for baking bread" thread.
In terms of upgrades, there are several on offer. Think of the ARIS extension packs, which offer methodical extensions.
I don't think you will experience any limitation in size, since the underlying database limits the possibilities. So if you give your database a tiny tiny tablespace, you might encounter limits. But a typical database does not grow into dimensions anywhere near the size of an average hard disk.
Regards,
M. Zschuckelt