The Field List displays all Report Parameters and Data Sources with their configured queries.
Data Sources
When a data source is selected, you will see the following options:
▪Edit Master-Detail Relations 
: Opens the Master-Detail Relation Editor. The Master-Detail Relation Editor allows you to define a relationship between two queries that share a field.
▪Add Calculated Field 
: Adds a calculated field to the query. A calculated field has a value that is calculated by an expression. The calculated field appears in the list of fields under the table.
▪Add Query 
: Launches the Data Source Wizard. For more information on configuring a query see Configure a Query.
▪Remove Data Source 
: Deletes the data source from the report.
Edit a data source name
You can edit the data source name through the Properties panel.
Edit the name of a data source using the Properties panel
1.Open the Properties panel 
.
2.Expand the and select the data source name.
3.Edit the name of the data source.
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Queries
When a Query within a data source is selected, you will see the following options:
▪Edit Query 
: Launches the Data Source Wizard. For more information on configuring a query see Configure a Query
To modify the name of a query, in the Data Source Wizard, change the name of the query in the Query Name property and then click Finish.
▪Add Calculated Field : Adds a calculated field to the query. A calculated field has a value that is calculated by an expression. The calculated field appears in the list of fields under the table.
▪Remove Query : Deletes the query from the report.
Parameters
Clicking the Add Parameter 
button opens the Add Parameter dialog. In the dialog you will see the following properties:
▪Name: The name assigned to the parameter.
▪Description: A description of the parameter.
▪Type: The data type expected as input. If using an OBJECTID field as your input, this should be set to Number (32 bit integer).
▪Visible: Determines whether the parameter is visible in the client application running the report.
▪Multi-Value: When enabled, this property allows multiple values to be passed to the parameter.
▪Allow Null: Determines whether null values can be passed as an input.
▪Expression: An optional expression used to set a Value.
▪Value: Provides a pre-defined value or values to be used when running a report.
