The INSUFFICIENT_ACCESS_ON_CROSS_REFERENCE_ENTITY error appears when validating an Inbound Change Set in Salesforce. This error typically occurs when an Apex class references a record ID that does not exist or is not valid in the target environment. A common cause is a test class created in a sandbox that contains hardcoded record IDs — when pushed to production via a change set, those IDs are invalid in the production org.
This error is caused by bad data in an Apex class — specifically, an ID being referenced that is either from a different org or does not exist in the target environment. Common scenarios include:
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