If you wish for the Generational qualifier to show up in the user ID properties, you must include it as part of the last name... for example:

John Doe Jr

You cannot use any periods or commas in the name.

The entry will appear in the address book as:   Doe Jr, John

Thanks Bradley. I went with your suggestion to add it to the last name.

Some staff insist on having the generational qualifier added to their first name.  In your example, this would become John Jr Doe/My Company.  They ask for this because a search by their surname, if it is a common surname, would give different results depending on how their account is named.

Another consideration is with how the generational qualifier is treated in other applications such as Active Directory or PeopleSoft. It would make sense to follow, when possible, the placement of the generational qualifier in these other applications.