How to get command over Lotus Script

I am a begineer in Lotus Notes6.5/7. I have done all the basics. In formula language, I am good but in script part little bit poor. Can u pls suggest me how to improve this skill. Is there any easy way to learn script. I have the satisfactory knowledge of some of the classes and its methods and property. like Uidoc,uiworkspace,notessession,notesdocument,notesitem,notesrtitem,notesdatabase,notesview,notesdocumentcollection. Are knowledge of methods & properties of above mentioned class are sufficient for Application DEvelopment. I have the good knowledge of formula language. I rank myself 8 out of 10 in it. Kindly suggest, in which area, there is a need of improvement?

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Subject: How to get command over Lotus Script

Hi Vivek

Unfortunately there aren’t any good “How To” books for Lotus Notes.

The best place to get started with learning LotusScript is the Lotus Domino Designer Help - and of course looads of practice!

HTH

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Well, apart from the existing RedBooks (you know, like Domino Designer 6: A developer’s handbook), the Lotus Notes and Domino 6 Bible, and so on. There are on-line publications, too, with great information. But if the level of effort put into looking for information (I think I’ll post in the forum several times over the course of a couple of hours and have other people look for me) is any indication of the probability of success …

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Thanx Khalid Bhai!!!

Subject: RE: How to get command over Lotus Script

It’s all about logic and knowing syntax. if you have command over formula means you can do LS. using For loop in formula or LS is more or less same. Moreover you have to know the architectural point of view , what is document, where data gets store , etc etc . If you don;t know this you can’t go ahead. Once you know this , You will easily understand why IBM has given so simple and descriptive help file. Work on your basic first.