Changing source location within a single mapping

Is above possible in owb11g, please read the following example.
I have three source module and three source location defined DEV, TEST and PROD, there is a table oe_order_lines_all that exists in all three places.
I have defined a mapping m_load_order_line in WH_SALES module (Target Module).
I developed the mapping using source location DEV, I deployed the code and executed i
t successfully against DEV source.
Now I want to configure that same mapping to point to TEST, by changing the location information to TSET, but while configu
ring the mapping I see only one source location (DEV) in the drop down list box.
I am assuming that I should somehow see the TEST and PROD location too, so I the second time, I can change it to TEST and re deploy my code to, so I can no
w use the same mapping to pull data from TEST.
Hope the above example will give you better understanding of my issue.
Thanks,
Ravi

Hi David,
Some how the data locations tab is blanck in 11g, I have raised a ticket for Oracle support, they are still investigating why that is blanck, are you using 11g ? I can send you the screen shot if you want to have a look. Are you in US ?
Thanks,
Ravi

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