About dbca,i can't create database!

i installed oracle9i(9.2.04) on RHEL4,no error exist.
but when i have created database with dbca,there are no *.ora file in {ORACLE_BASE}/admin/{db_name}/pfile,and no control file and datafile in {ORACLE_BASE}/oradata/{db_name}/.
i execute dbca again,there is no database,because there is no configure option,only create database and template manage options.
i don't know why
thanks.

can u check in this path /u01/app/oracle/product/9.2.0/dbs/

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