(SOS Scheduler)– The object that manages thread scheduling in SQL Server and allows threads to be exposed to the CPU
(described in sys.dm_os_schedulers). It does not control things but lets the workers work with each other and relies on their
cooperation (co-operative scheduling mode). Each scheduler /master (one per logical CPU) accepts new tasks and hands them
off to workers. SOS Scheduler allows one worker at a time to be exposed to the CPU.
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