How to create a database with Blank/Unique schema ?

Hi all,
I am very new in Oracle 10g ... can you please guide me to create a database with blank/Unique schema. Detailed step-by-step help would be appriciated.
Regards,
CJ

Actually no.
Not to be difficult but rather because there is no such thing in Oracle.
You have come here from some other product, most likely SQL Server, with a large sign that reads "I don't want to read the docs or learn anything about this product." That is not a winning strategy in Oracle.
To start with you don't even know the definition of the word "DATABASE" in Oracle.
Go to http://tahiti.oracle.com and start by reading the basic CONCEPT docs and learn enough about this product to not be dangerous.
After you have done so, perhaps, someone will help you further.

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