Does DBMS.JOB affect Performance

Dear experts
Please tell me Does DBMS.JOB affect Performance.

Can you detail what performance you are talking about.
DBMS_JOB is simply a scheduler, whcih you can use for your repeated uattended job initiation.which is nt going to impact the performance.
Probably the actual Job if intensive can hit your performance.

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