I have a strong background in RDBMS and java, but I am new to
datastores like appengine's datastore.

I'm currently working through the OReilly Programming Google App
Engine book and am focusing on the python implementation.  While the
book gives a lot of good theory, it doesn't have much info on data
model design - particularly around designing for transactions.

Coming from the java world, using transactions was easy and very
necessary for complex apps.  However, I can't work out if a relatively
complex app could be done with datastore because of the entity group
constraints for transactions.

Is there any documentation recommendations on data model design for
appengine datastore?  In particular, how to design for best use of
transactions.

Many thanks in advance,

Chris

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