QA-Checker is not reporting any errors no matter what I do

QA-Checker is not reporting any errors even if I build some in to trigger it (adding multiple spaces or having different ending punctuation in source and target).

I have enabled QA Checker in the general options and in the project settings as well.

I have also checked "Enable Verification of Segment" under Options - Editor - Automation. Now I am utterly stumped but feel like I am just not seeing the elephant in the room. Any ideas what I am forgetting? (I am fairly new to Trados Studio)

Thanks in advance!

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  • Hi ,

    Good explanation of what you've tried so far... but it would be a little more helpful if you gave us the sample text you are checking and what QA options you are using to find the problem and then we can test it or at least provide a sensible answer.

    Regards

    Paul

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  • Hi Paul,

    thans for getting back to me!

    As for providing a sample text: I am fairly certain that this issue is independet of the file I am working on. I often work on smaller objects and for none of the multiple files I have tried to run QA Checker on any errors have ever been reported - at all.

    The options I am using specifically to try and trigger error reports / warnings / notes are under Punctuation - "Check that source and target end with same punctuation"and "Check for multiple spaces". I am also fairly certrain that I tried "check brackets" and added brackets to the target segement to no avail at some point in the past.

    I suspect this could be connected to file type settings or language-pair specific settings?

    And some additional info: I just bought Studio 2017 but have been working for a while with Studio 2014 before that using my client's license. I remember having the same issue there as well and that it just went away at some time and all of a sudden I could successfully check my translations. I have no idea what I did to cause that change...

    I'd be grateful for any ideas and suggestions!

    Thanks!
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  • Hi Paul,

    thans for getting back to me!

    As for providing a sample text: I am fairly certain that this issue is independet of the file I am working on. I often work on smaller objects and for none of the multiple files I have tried to run QA Checker on any errors have ever been reported - at all.

    The options I am using specifically to try and trigger error reports / warnings / notes are under Punctuation - "Check that source and target end with same punctuation"and "Check for multiple spaces". I am also fairly certrain that I tried "check brackets" and added brackets to the target segement to no avail at some point in the past.

    I suspect this could be connected to file type settings or language-pair specific settings?

    And some additional info: I just bought Studio 2017 but have been working for a while with Studio 2014 before that using my client's license. I remember having the same issue there as well and that it just went away at some time and all of a sudden I could successfully check my translations. I have no idea what I did to cause that change...

    I'd be grateful for any ideas and suggestions!

    Thanks!
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