> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.thesports.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.thesports.com/help-center/first-integration/error-message-list.md).

# Error message list

#### **IP address is not authorized**

```
"err": "IP is not authorized to access, please contact our business staff."
```

For possible causes and solutions, refer to:

* [IP authorization instructions](https://www.thesports.com/helpcenter/-1/23)

***

#### **Unauthorized API endpoint**

```
"err": "Unauthorized access, please contact our business staff."
```

or

```
"err": "URL is not authorized to access, please contact our business staff."
```

Possible causes:

1. The API endpoint URL is incorrect. For example, the correct URL is `/v1/tennis/team/list`, but the request uses `/v1/tennis/team/detail`, which is not an API endpoint provided by TheSports.
2. The API endpoint is not enabled for your account. Contact our business staff for assistance.

***

#### **Request exceeds account permissions**

```
"code": 405,
"msg": "Beyond the scope of account permissions."
```

Possible causes:

1. The request exceeds the specified request limit.
2. The request uses the wrong type of id. For example, the **Schedule and Results-season query(newest season)** API endpoint requires a `season id`, but the request uses a `competition id`.

***

#### **Invalid `uuid` parameter**

```
"code": 100003,
"msg": "Invalid parameter 'uuid' value."
```

Possible causes:

The `uuid` belongs to a different sport. For example, a basketball id is used to request a football API endpoint.


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