DBCA- dataBase creation

Hi Alls
I have created additional database, also has selected sample schemas for this database during the creation of DB.
It has created the new database folder in oralce_home under the ADMIN directory but it has not created new control files ,redo logs and data files for the new database.
Help me out how can i create control files and data files etc for the new database.
The environment i'm using is windows vista OS and database is 11.1.
Thank's

While creating database do you selected any preferred locations for database?
What is he ORACLE_BASE you have given.
Check the log file
Or
Connect to the database and
Select name from v$datafile
Union
Select name from v$controlfile;

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