Can you spot the two issues with how we’re counting active users? Go!

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Greetings, developers! Ready for a SQL challenge? This query is meant to find meeting rooms where all scheduled meetings run longer than 30 minutes, but something's not quite right. What happens when we run this code? Can you spot what's wrong with this subquery? Share your solution in the comments below!

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