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insufficient access rights on cross-reference id: 001S000000m96Jq
Hey All,
I am receiving the following error when attempting to insert a contact on an account through an API call.
insufficient access rights on cross-reference id: 001S000000m96Jq
If it helps, I am using the Enterprise Edition and am currently testing this out on my sandbox account.
The account ID is valid and I am pointing to the profile of the System Administrator, which has access to "modify all data", is API Enabled, owns the account I'm trying to update, and has access to all record types of Accounts & Contacts.
What am I missing?
I am receiving the following error when attempting to insert a contact on an account through an API call.
insufficient access rights on cross-reference id: 001S000000m96Jq
If it helps, I am using the Enterprise Edition and am currently testing this out on my sandbox account.
The account ID is valid and I am pointing to the profile of the System Administrator, which has access to "modify all data", is API Enabled, owns the account I'm trying to update, and has access to all record types of Accounts & Contacts.
What am I missing?
The contact standard object has several fields with a lookup on various other objects.
The following fields are a few.
AccountName -- Lookup(Account)
Contact Owner -- Lookup(User)
Reports To -- Lookup(Contact)
In the database, an account name associated with the contact is stored in the form of an id.
Hence, when you insert a contact, the correspoding account id should be already present in the system.
If this is not present, we face this error.
Same is the case for all the other lookup fields and master detail fields.
Hope this clarified your question. Please mark this as best answer if it is so.
The Account ID that the error is referencing is already present in my sanbox account. Are you saying that If we don't specify the "contact owner" & "reports to" ID when attempting to insert this contact, we will receive this error?
Hope this clarified your question. Please mark this as best answer if it is so :)