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# OH-TFS/AzureDevOps-0019

### Description

When you encounter OH-TFS/AzureDevOps-0019 then the following error message will appear:

'OH-TFS/AzureDevOps-0019: `<Entity_Type>` with ID `<Entity_Id>` does not exist in the server or integration user does not have the permission to access entity’.

### Cause

One of the probable reasons for this error could be integration user does not have permission to access that entity.

### Solution

Kindly check integration user has sufficient permission(s) for synchronization. Please refer [**User Privileges**](/v7.206/connectors/azure-devops.md#privileges-for-user) section and the checklist of required permission that needs to be given to the integration user.


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