You will find all of these figures on the balance sheet. An answer of 1.0 or better is generally considered good. However this, like other ratios, can depend on a company's current stage of growth. A start-up company should have a lower ratio than an established company. If it does not, then you will want to ask yourself why and do further research.
Some companies prefer to use short-term debt and reissue it more often.
Other companies minimize their use of short-term debt. Most companies use a mix depending on what is available to them, what is cheaper at the moment and how their economists project interest rates for the future. Hence, this ratio also needs to be used to build a bigger picture rather than in isolation. The long term debt to equity ratio can tell you how much debt a company is using to finance its operations. If this number is too high it may signify future liquidity problems.