Guess for oxides and nitrides conductivity varies with crystallinity, morphology etc. you might not find any database. As far as bandgap is concerned, there are materials which are electrically conductive but optically dielectric and vice versa. i beleive, you might not find the conductivity by optical measurements. Better is to use 4-point or 2-point to measure that. What is the oxide that you are working with?
Check the International Critical Tables for conductivity data. Conductivity is measured by either a two point or four point probe method. Two point probe methods are qualitative only and an example would be the value you get by using a multimeter to measure the resistance. Four point methods minimize contact resistance effects by separate probes for current and resistance.