One possible reason for this is that you have entered a number with seven decimal places or more into the Input Value field. .Net Explorer will round this value to six decimal places for the input value display however the verification wizard does not round the value to six decimal places, instead it keeps the original value. For example, if you enter 1.23456789 as your input value, .Net Explorer will round this up to 1.2345678. Then in the verification wizard, if you enter 1.2345678 the verification will fail because the value is really 1.23456789. This will result in an error: Message(): { Method : echoFloat Test Case : TestCase Test Case Iteration : 1 Time : 02/02/2005 10:56:11 Severity : Error Message : RETURN(1.234568) value is not 1.234568 } This issue has been fixed in SilkPerformer 7.0 Old KB# 18127
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