Nah wouldn't do it! Ideally you separate everything that improves performance and recovery chances in the event of a failure and I don't like the idea of having code and data on the same volume spindles. Remember that Oracle has to access the admin part of the tree to write trace files and alert log and probably at time access code that resides on the disk and along with that you want it to keep the dictionary up to date in the system table. I see a potential conflict with that.
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