Ipad only recognizes one Apple ID

I have two Apple IDs with the same password. On the iPad, only one is recognized. Every time I try to sign in with the other, and type in the password, the iPad rejects it. Why is this?
I have some purchases on one ID, and some on the other, and that is why I have to sometimes switch IDs.
iTunes match is enabled under one of the IDs.
Any help is appreciated.

This ID mess started because I was seeing Apple messages that all IDs had to be email addresses, so I created a second ID. The problem is that some apps and purchases were under one ID, and some under the other ID. now, I never know which ID to log on with, and it takes at least a couple of attempts to log in, where Apple accepts the ID and password.
Also, I have iTunes Match under one of the IDs.

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