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Shestakov,
The effect of reverse engineering is minimal to other users of the database...
The system tablespace, as stated by marist89, will have heavy I/O during the reverse engineering process. However, the retrieval (Reverse Engineering does not update the dictionary) will have less effect than SQL that produces reports. In summary, building a report is more "expensive" than reverse engineering.
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