Runtime Version of ORACLE 8i Lite (CD ROM using)

Is there a possibility to use a runtime version of ORACLE 8i Lite on a self created CD ROM, to access information on this disc?

I have briefly used sql*ldr in linux and yes, it does support exit codes

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