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in create_user control if i do not want security question control then how to delete it
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With many of the so-called "rich" controls, you cannot "edit" the child controls directly; instead, you either set properties or alter the underlying functionality.
For example, you cannot make the security question control go away directly. To get rid of it, you must alter the underlying MembershipProvider such that a security question and answer is not required. If you do that, then the CreateUserWizard won't show the security question and answer controls.
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i hav my own database for user details can i use login controls to insert ,delete or update any user or i hav to use the default database ASPNETDB
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You are totally free to use your own database (or whatever data store you want) to store use details. However, if you do that, you must create a class that implements the MembershipProvider abstract class yourself. This is not an easy task. There are 8 properties and 17 methods you must implement by hand. I've done it. Not fun.