Oracle FlexCube Universal Banking - FLEXCUBE UBS Data Model – DDL scripts location - oracle

I am trying to get Oracle FLEXCUBE UBS Data Model. I am reading the following Oracle documentation:
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E94300_01/PDF/Extensibility/FCUBS-FD08-01-01-Data%20Model%20getting%20started.pdf
Oracle documentation to get FlexCube Data Modell
I can't find path location on server. Does anyone know DDL scripts location on Oracle Server?
Any hint how to search ?
FCUBS_12.2.0.0.0\MAIN\DATABASE\HOST\CONSOL\DDL\TABLE
FCUBS_12.2.0.0.0\MAIN\DATABASE\BRANCH\CONSOL\DDL\TABLE
FCUBS_12.2.0.0.0\MAIN\DATABASE\EL\CONSOL\DDL\TABLE
FlexCube version is 12.0.3.6.2
Thank you in advance

If you are looking for the path for the DDL scripts,
You can find it in this path:
FCUBS_12.2.0.0.0\MAIN\DATABASE\HOST\CONSOL\DDL\TABLE
This is for versions before 14.
From 14 Flexcube has split to multiple products and UBS Core DDLS can be found in below path:
FCUBS_14.4.0.0\ROFC\MAIN\DATABASE\HOST\CONSOL\DDL\TABLE

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