The system catalog is either created automatically with the creation of the database, or by the database administrator immediately following the creation of the database. For example, a set of predefined, vendor-provided SQL scripts in Oracle are executed, which builds all the database tables and views in the system catalog that are accessible to a database user. The system catalog tables and views are system-owned and not specific to any one schema. In Oracle, for example, the system catalog owner is a user account called SYS, which has full authority in the database. In Sybase, the system catalog for the SQL server is located in the master database.