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    How to update Benefit Plan Coverage Start Date using HDL

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    I am trying to load Benefit Enrollment (GUL Data) for the Participants. I am facing issue with updating GUL Coverage Date. Is there any HDL scripts, we can use to update the GUL Coverage Data.

    Following are the steps I am following -

    1. I used "PotentialLifeEvents.dat" fro triggering GUL Life Event to the Participants.

    METADATA|PotentialLifeEvents|PersonNumber|LegalEmployer|BenefitRelationName|LifeEventName|LifeEventStatusCode|LifeEventOccuredDate|UnprocessedDate|NotificationDate|DetectedStatusDate
    MERGE|PotentialLifeEvents|86072|AgFirst Farm Credit Bank|DFLT|GUL Enroll Update|DTCTD|2025/01/03|2025/01/03|2025/01/03|2025/01/03

    2. Evaluated the GUL Life Event using 'Evaluate Life Event' process.

    3. I am updating the Employee Enrollment Data using "ParticipantEnrollment.dat" file.

    METADATA|ParticipantEnrollment|PersonNumber|ParticipantLastName|ParticipantFirstName|BenefitRelationship|LifeEvent|LifeEventOccuredDate|CloseLifeEvent|CloseLifeEventDate|EffectiveDate

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