Which of the following is not a source of prompts on a report?

• A. User Input
• B. Query Parameter
• C. Data Source
• D. Business Object

Answer: (D)

Prompts on a report are inputs used to filter data at run time. They come from how the report is designed to accept values: user-provided input, query parameters that you pass when running the report, and the data sources that expose the fields you can filter on. The business object, while it defines the data model, does not itself provide a runtime prompt for filtering. It represents the underlying data structure, but prompts are not defined directly on the object. So the business object is not a source of prompts, whereas user input, query parameters, and data sources are relevant sources for prompts.