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This doesn't really work on this forum. Also, do you expect an answer in 3 hours? On a working day? Between 7 and 10am? Seriously? 
3 hours?
1. Wrong math...
2. Earth is round, do you know that?
But anyway, thanks to have upped my topic again

Would a DDC123JU be ok?
In case transistor is just switch - then no. For logic/switch applications BJT biasing is bad idea actually. I do not see any sane reason why would anyone use transistor with built-in base resistor unless you have PCB area problem and there's no room even for SMD resistor. That would be very, very, very rare case.
Also small MOSFETs (having small gate capacitance) do not require gate resistor. You may live even without pull-down resistor (depending on application).
I thought it was the purposes of
digital/pre-biased transistors . That's what I read somewhere else.
Initially I wanted to reduce the number of components, that's why I found those chips interesting.