Command line uninstall string

Does anyone know how to uninstall Oracle 10g client via command line or a way to get Oracle to show up in add/remove programs?

I know it can be uninstalled via the Universal Installer and it doesn't put an entry in add/remove programs. My client wants an entry to show up in add/remove programs. I know I can put an entry into the registry to get it to show up in add/remove programs. I just need an uninstall string to put into the registry so the "remove" button will actually work. Can anyone provide me with an uninstall string or is there another way to get it to show up in add/remove programs without it?

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