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As a regular user (not system administrator) is it possible to create a share for a object that I'm not the owner of in APEX?

Or will the DML statement throw an error?

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This should be possible either through a Class that uses "without sharing" or an Apex Trigger. These will function no matter who does the update. A class that uses "with sharing" will have a problem, though.

Quick warning: I've never deal with TaskShares, and I never make bets on whether Tasks will behave like normal objects.

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  • Ok I'll check it out!
    – jordan.baucke
    Sep 11, 2012 at 18:47
  • Thanks Jeremy just checked it out and it looks like this was the correct way to go.
    – jordan.baucke
    Sep 13, 2012 at 15:39

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