Stoping/Disabling AWR Jobs or System Jobs

Hi Experts
i need your guidence in regards that i have a standby database and i use this standby database to offload some primary task/activities by opening standby database and i apply restore point . my question is when i open this standby database AWR report or other system scedual reports starts there work. if yes then how i can find which job are running and how i can stop/disable them permanently/temporarily...
my db version is 10gr2EE(10.2.0.4)
regards,

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interval The new interval setting between each snapshot, in units of minutes. The specified value must be in the range MIN_RETENTION (10 minutes) to MAX_RETENTION (1 year).
If ZERO is specified, automatic and manual snapshots will be disabled. A large system-defined value will be used as the retention setting.
If NULL is specified, the current value is preserved.

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