How to create a database schema

could any one help me with database schema I need create one
thanks!

I am told that I am connected to an idle instance...not sure what this means It means the database is down. Because you connected AS SYSDBA your connection did not fail; if you had attempted to connect as any other user you would have got the ORA-01034 immediately. So all you need to do is startup the database:
SQL> startupBy the way it is considered bad form to resurrect old threads, especially when (as in this case) your issue is not really germane to the original post.
Also, if you're going to tool around in a database as SYSDBA you really ought to familiarize yourself with the documentation: start with the Concepts Guide and the the two-day DBA manual.
Cheers, APC
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