Create Custom response file for Oracle 9i client

I am trying to create a customized response file for oracle 9i client installation,
setup -record -destinationFile C:\response_files\install_oracle
i replaced setup with the path and i followed the instruction correctly, after the installation is done i do get two response files in the location
Then i created a batch file to run the response file , it installed , but when i check the compmonents what ever is installed, it never recorded all the components which i installed during the time of RECORD mode
is there any thing i need to do for record all the components
Please advice
Thank you
Ravi

i have oracle client 9.2.0.1.0
We need to run both the run time installation and custom installation
when i did record i was able to get only the run time installation, the components which i customized, i never got, after when i try to install the response file, it never installa all the components
what should i do to make both runtime and custom to be done in one response file,
i have a .rsp files which do install the custom with all installtion, but we also need
under programs, ORACLE INSTALLTION PRODUCTS and under that HOME SELCTOR, UNIVERSAL INSTALLER, missing.
let meknow how i can add this to my .rsp files which installs perfectly with custom installtion, if you have any customised .rsp files which will fill my needs, can any one post it

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