Hello, I was reading the thread regarding wanting to guarantee a put() (http://groups.google.com/group/google-appengine/browse_thread/thread/ 8280d73d09dc64ee/1cf8c5539155371a?lnk=raot&pli=1) and I've found myself desiring to do the same. It seems to me that using the deferred task queue with < 10k of data will allow us to guarantee the data to be committed at some point in time, regardless of datastore latency/ availability. The scenario that interests me is when I have some data I'd like to make sure gets committed at some later time(when exactly doesn't matter), but it must be recorded and accessible in some fashion when the user inputs it. I was thinking about using the deferred task queue, but the problem is that although it's < 10k of data, it will grow as the user inputs more data(they won't be able to input everything at once). Could this be solved by retrieving the task from the deferred queue and editing its payload. Is this possible to do? Is there another solution that will fit what I'm looking to do?
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