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With no access on record and read level access at object level, can a user change record owner in Salesforce?
If a user doesn’t have any right on a particular record and has only read level access at the object level. Can he change the record owner in Salesforce?
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Yes. In profile, there is setting for “Transfer Record”
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Yes, with the "Transfer Record" in profile user doesn’t have any right on particular record and have only read level access at object level
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