Which files to exclude from Antivirus scanning

We have several Oracle 9i installations. We have McAfee Antivirus client on our servers. Which oracle files/folders should I be excluding from on access antivirus scans?
Is there a document on this anywhere? Thanks in advance.

You want to exclude directories that contain your datafiles, redo logs and control files.

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