DBCA and Creating Database Manually

Hi
After creatinig the database using Create Database command, we need to run the scripts like catproc.sql,etc. It takes a long time.
However when we create the database using DBCA, it is faster and we are not required to run those scripts.
Reasons ?

In DBCA, if you choose to create a db with the template 'General Purpose or Transaction Processing' including data files, you would put a check mark in the Generate Database Creation Scripts section to produce scripts with the same actions as run by DBCA (including the rman clone of the seed database). With these scripts you don't need to run cat* scripts seperately.
Time the <db_name>.bat run against the same run "within" DBCA.
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