You have to right-click on the List of Values (LOV), which is the object that doesn't have a suffix. For example, if I have a dynamic parameter called Department, I would have the following objects in BVM to support this if I created the parameter in Crystal (instead of BVM):
Department_DC: Data Connection - contains info about how to connect to the DB.
Department_DF: Data Foundation - contains info about which table(s) and fields the data is coming from. Also can contain data filters.
Department_BE: Business Element - specifies which fields and filters from the Data Foundation are available for the Business View.
Department_BV: Business View - specifies which fields are available for the LOV. Business Views can also be used to provide data for a report, but that is legacy functionality.
Department: LOV - A specific set of values for a dynamic prompt. Based on the Business View. If there is a large amount of data that needs to be available for the dynamic prompt or if the query that pulls the data is longer running, the LOV can be scheduled to run periodically to pre-fill the data so that it doesn't have to be pulled every time the parameter is used.
I might also have Department-Parameter, which is a parameter definition like you would find in Crystal. I can have multiple parameters from a single LOV, for example, one allows only single values to be selected and another that allows multiple values to be selected.
-Dell