______ can only be created and edited on AMPS

• A. COMSETS
• B. NETSETS
• C. IDMS
• D. DATABANKS

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is how system configuration data is managed in AMPS. COMSETS, short for combination sets, define a specific grouping of channels and related radio parameters for a block of cells. Because these settings control how resources are allocated and how calls are handled across the network, they are created and edited directly within the AMPS programming environment. This central editing ensures consistency and proper interaction with the rest of the AMPS system.

The other items represent data that isn’t typically edited in AMPS in the same way. They may be maintained in separate data repositories or used in different contexts, so they aren’t the object you edit to configure an AMPS region. So COMSETS are the element that can only be created and edited on AMPS.