Create user/schema is script, then tables for that user/schema

Hi;
First off, if I phrase this a little wrong - I'm from the Sql Server world and still trying to totally understand Oracle.
I have a schema (.sql file) that creates my database fine. But what I would liek to add to the .sql schema is for it to create a user and then place all the tables, indexes, sequences, and triggers in as belonging to that created user.
This way we can tell people to log in as sysop and run the script to create the schema rather than create the user, log in as the user, then run the script.
What do I need to add?
thanks - dave

Hi;
I have tried:
CREATE USER DAVE IDENTIFIED BY password;
CONNECT DAVE/password AS SYSDBA
I have also tried:
CONNECT DAVE/password AS SYSTEM
CONNECT DAVE AS SYSDBA
CONNECT DAVE
In all cases ApplicationExpress says it does not recognize the CONNECT command. Should I do something different? What I want to accomplish is that all subsequent commands in the script creating tables, indexes, etc are assigned to the user/schema DAVE.
thanks - dave

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