A few years back (more than 5, I think), I wrote a CMS where the Domino database was only updated by a set of backend objects. Any submitted data would be processed by another set of objects (the business logic) which would then make calls to the backend objects. In essence, it was similar to what Matt Holthe was referring to.
Granted, it's a lot of extra work, but it does get around this particular problem.
There was also another reason for doing it on that project: they wanted to be able to port to a different database platform.
Sorry to be a bit late into this ...
A few years back (more than 5, I think), I wrote a CMS where the Domino database was only updated by a set of backend objects. Any submitted data would be processed by another set of objects (the business logic) which would then make calls to the backend objects. In essence, it was similar to what Matt Holthe was referring to.
Granted, it's a lot of extra work, but it does get around this particular problem.
There was also another reason for doing it on that project: they wanted to be able to port to a different database platform.