Sub Initialize
	
	Dim pre As String
	Dim fst As String
	Dim mdl As String
	Dim lst As String
	Dim suf As String
	Dim username As String
	Dim username2
	Dim nameStr As String
	
	pre = ""
	fst = "Michael"
	mdl = ""
	lst = "Sobczak"
	suf = ""
	username = Trim$(pre & " " & fst & " " & mdl & " " & lst & " " & suf)
	
End Sub

Has anyone out there in the Notes community done this and been able to turn a profit?

So, if I set DominoAsynchronizeAgents=1, is this how I would set ODBCThreadSafeDrivers:

ODBCThreadSafeDrivers=Oracle in OraClient10g_home2

Initialize()

getProfile()

calculateRate()

updateDocs()

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I document my findings either on a piece of paper or in Wordpad, depending on how complex the code turns out to be.  (I'd record this in a Journal entry in Notes if the Lotusscript debugger didn't lock the Notes client--ugh!.)

If the code is particularly complex I'll use the Lotusscript debugger to figure out what's calling what.  Essentially I'm coming up with the call stack for the code for normal code execution.  I'm guessing that there must be some standard practice or way of doing this sort of documentation.  I've tried to use Visio to do this in the past, but Visio seems like a lot of overhead (not to mention cost) to do what is a fairly basic task.  Does anyone out there have a better or more elegent way to document subroutine calls?