Oracle Client OLEDB Provider Installation

I need to call Oracle OLEDB Provider "setup.exe" once I complete installing our product (using Installshield). I tried all different ways to do this and I have absolutely no luck.
1. I tried calling LaunchaAppAndWait(SRCDIR^"disk1\\install\\win32\\setup.exe", "", WAIT) in OnFirstUIAfter event before SdFinishEx function and Installshield doesn't wait for Oracle Installer to finish its installation.
2. I tried to get window handle for each window created during Oracle Installation and waiting, this somewhat makes Installshield to wait but hangs once Oracle completes its installation and sequence of windows displayed can change during Oracle Installation if user clicks on back button which will make Installshield to hang.
Enable(STATUS);
SetStatusWindow(count, "Please wait... launching Oracle Universal Installer");
WindowName = "Welcome";
FindOracleWindow();
WindowName = "File Locations";
FindOracleWindow();
WindowName = "Available Product Components";
FindOracleWindow();
WindowName = "Summary";
FindOracleWindow();
WindowName = "Install";
FindOracleWindow();
WindowName = "End of Installation ";
FindOracleWindow();
hWnd=NULL;
Disable(HOURGLASS);
Disable(STATUS);
3. I followed knowledge base article w[i]Long postings are being truncated to ~1 kB at this time.

There is an Instant Client page on OTN http://otn.oracle.com/tech/oci/instantclient/instantclient.html as well as an Instant Client forum (Products | Database | Instant Client) where you may want to post any followup questions. I know you can use ODBC with the Instant Client, so you could use the OLE DB to ODBC provider. My hunch is that you cannot use the Oracle OLE DB provider with the Instant Client, but you're probably better off posting that question to the Instant Client forum for a definitive answer. If you can use OLE DB, the Instant Client documentation needs to be updated to mention that.
Justin
Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
http://www.ddbcinc.com/askDDBC

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