Job Scheduling system ?

Hi,
I am following the Patch 9352164 - 10.2.0.4.4 Patch Set Update README .
It said :
"If you use the Job Scheduling system, run psu_root.sh as root to complete the installation of molecule 7155248"What is the Job Scheduling system , and how can i check if i am using it .... ?
Thanks

Hi,
You can schedule these jobs which run the scripts from OEM..
check this metalink note
source:-
Applying Oracle Database PSU Using Deployment Procedures In EM [ID 864316.1]
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