Hello Pablo Mones,

Its worth first looking at your Verification settings.

Getting so many false results, may indicate that you have set the match value to 100% (the default is 70%)

You need to do this on the active project.

It also appears from the screen grab, that you may have multiple entries for the same term.

Merging ant identical entries will also resolve/reduce the occurrence of errors when running the Verification.

Please let us know if this helps.

Hello Pablo Mones,

Its worth first looking at your Verification settings.

Getting so many false results, may indicate that you have set the match value to 100% (the default is 70%)

You need to do this on the active project.

It also appears from the screen grab, that you may have multiple entries for the same term.

Merging ant identical entries will also resolve/reduce the occurrence of errors when running the Verification.

Please let us know if this helps.

Thank you, Steven.

I have already tried it before, with no result. I have this problem with the following settings:

* Check for possible non-usage of the target terms: ON
* Check for terms without the target term equivalent: ON/OFF (it doesn't change the result)
* Minimum match value: 70 (with 95 and 99: 9 warnings; with 40: 10 warnings)
* Search depth: 200
* Term repetition threshold: 4

As for the repeated terms, this is an external termbase that I cannot edit, but I always have this problem with any termbase. I am using this as an example because due to its high number of terms is the one that causes the greatest number of false positives, but I experience this problem even with small termbases.

Best regards.

Lydia Simplicio I also experience this problem. I have tried to alter the settings just like Pablo Mones did, but the number of false positives is still very high. Please note that you also get false negatives by lowering the match values etc.

There are several threads in the RWS Community describing the problem. This is an essential feature that could save a lot of working hours. Can you provide a solution?