Which data source for ibase component description ?

Hello,
i would like to extract the description (text) for Ibase components, but i can't find the right data source.
The datasources 0CRM_IBASE_TXT, 0CRM_IBAKEY_TXT and 0CRM_COMPIB_TXT are returning only the text for Ibase header
object, not for components. Table IBINTX contains the requested texts - how can i get them via standard extractor ?
Thank you for your reply.
Best regards
h. severin

Hello,
i would like to extract the description (text) for Ibase components from a CRM 7.0 system, but i can't find the right data source.
The datasources 0CRM_IBASE_TXT, 0CRM_IBAKEY_TXT and 0CRM_COMPIB_TXT are returning only the text for Ibase header
object, not for components. Table IBINTX contains the requested texts - how can i get them via standard extractor ?
Thank you for your reply.
Best regards
h. severin

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How to change the jta-data-source for projects in EJB 3

Hi all,
Sorry my english! :)
I'm learning the EJB 3.0 and I'd like to change jta-data-source for projects in JDeveloper 10.1.3.1.
I explain:
In the same Application, I have a project with all Entitys and Session Beans. At the moment, the persistence.xml file is there with the jta-data-source tag.
I make a new project with JUnit (Cactus) for test the EJB's that I'd like jta-data-source reference the test database.
I make another project, with Servlet/JSP/JSF that use EJB's with interface and I'd like jta-data-source reference another database.
What kind of changes (workaround) I could make to solve this problem?
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Luciano

Hi,
There are COOM data source which may suits your needs.
please check data source
0CO_OM_WBS_6
0CO_OM_WBS_3
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Check about coom data source, if not suitable then go for custom data source.
About table cross verify with your source team.
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