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Creating a new record for Personal Payment Method using the same details as end dated record

Summary:

We have encountered the scenario where an employee has an end dated Bank Transfer Personal Payment Method having the following details:

End dated record details »
LegislativeDataGroupName: DUMMY
OrganizationPaymentMethodCode: BANK_TRANSFER
PersonalPaymentMethodCode: Employee Salary Account
AssignmentNumber: E00001
EffectiveStartDate: 2023/01/01
EffectiveEndDate: 2024/02/29
BankName: DUMMY BANK
BankBranchName: DUMMY BRANCH
BankAccountNumber: 0123456789

We tried to create a new Personal Payment Method having the same details just different effective start date, bank details, and NULL effective date. However, HDL is encountering error: "You've provided a date-effective row that ends on 12/31/12 12:00 AM for an existing record that already exists with an end date of 2/29/24 12:00 AM."

It seems that instead of creating a new record, HDL is trying to update the end dated record. Is there a way to bypass this and have the HDL create a new Personal Payment Method?

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