The system’s catalogue with respect to the users’ privileges
Taken from (van der Lans, Rick, 2000, "Introduction to SQL - Mastering the Relational Database Language", Addisson-Wesley, pp. 433-434) 

Description of the columns of the TABLE_AUTHS table (the underlined columns form the primary key):
 
COLUMN NAME DATA TYPE DESCRIPTION
GRANTOR CHAR user who granted the privilege
GRANTEE CHAR user who has received the privilege
TABLE_ID NUMERIC unique number of the table on which the privilege is granted
TABLE_NAME CHAR table or view on which the privilege is granted
TABLE_CREATOR CHAR name of the owner of the table on which the privilege is granted
SELECT_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the SELECT privilege
INSERT_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the INSERT privilege
DELETE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the DELETE privilege
UPDATE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the UPDATE privilege
REFERENCE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the REFERENCES privilege
EXECUTE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the privilege to execute a stored procedure
WITHGRANTOPT CHAR if this column is YES, the user can pass the privilege to another user; otherwise, the value of this column is NO

Description of the columns of the COLUMN_AUTHS table (the underlined columns form the primary key):
 
COLUMN NAME DATA TYPE DESCRIPTION
GRANTOR CHAR user who granted the privilege
GRANTEE CHAR user who has received the privilege
TABLE_ID NUMERIC unique number of the table on which the privilege is granted
TABLE_NAME CHAR table or view on which the privilege is granted
TABLE_CREATOR CHAR name of the owner of the table on which the privilege is granted
COLUMN_NAME CHAR column name on which the UPDATE privilege was granted
UPDATE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the UPDATE privilege on this column
REFERENCE_PRIV CHAR YES if the user has the REFERENCES privilege on this column
GRANT_OPT CHAR if this column is YES, the user can pass the privilege to another user; otherwise, the value of this column is NO