Data Load File definition

Data Load File is defined in Schedule 7.

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Data Load File means the file as extracted from Prudential’s recordkeeping systems and reflected in a report provided to the Plan and Company.

Data Load File means the Closing Data Load File as loaded to Insurer's recordkeeping systems and reflected in a report provided to the Plan and Recordkeeper.

Examples of Data Load File in a sentence

In connection with the delivery of the Dry-Run Post-Solicitation Premium, the Insurer will also deliver to the Company a calculation of the estimated [**********] and the estimated Updated Final [**********] (which will be subject to the limitation outlined in Section 2.5(c)) using the applicable Data Load File.
On or prior to December 10, 2012, the Company shall notify the Insurer of any discrepancy it may identify between such proposed amended Annuity Exhibit and the data contained in the November 21, 2012 Data Load File.
Within five (5) Business Days following delivery of the Final Data Load File, the Company shall notify the Insurer of any proposed changes.
The “Dry-Run Post-Solicitation Premium” shall be an amount, calculated by the Insurer, equal to (1) the sum of (i) the Non-Solicited Annuity Premium and (ii) the Non-Electing Annuity Premium, plus (2) the sum of (A) the Non-Solicited Benefit Increase Premium, (B) the Solicited Non-Electing Benefit Increase Premium and (C) the New Life Premium, if any, in each case, using the most recent Data Load File.
Per hour $300 Data Processing (Flat Rate Per GB/Single Point Pricing) Includes: Indexing; Metadata Extraction; Native File Linking; Objective culling (De-Duplication, De-NIST, Date Range); Standard Native Data Load File with Standard Fields; Exception Report The flat rate price model is appropriate for data sets where only limited data volume reduction is expected.
If the Insurer and the Company do not agree on a Final Amended Annuity Exhibit by the eighty-fifth (85th) day following the Closing, then, for purposes of preparing the Post-Closing Post-Solicitation Premium, the Insurer will use the Final Data Load File as updated to reflect any agreed NYI-4483146v3 36 changes as of such date, and the Final Amended Annuity Exhibit will be determined following the dispute resolution process in Section 2.12(a).

More Definitions of Data Load File

Data Load File means a data file reflecting Covered Lives, Contingent Lives and Beneficiaries, as such file is populated by the Recordkeeper based on information from the Recordkeeper's internal systems including updates, corrections and new information since preparation of the prior Data Load File. Preliminary Information - Data Load File & Check Register (data supporting September 2012 payments) First file that includes results of Lump-Sum Elections September 7, 2012 Provide for delivery by Recordkeeper of Data Load File Deliver Data Load File • Begin data cleanse on Non-Solicited Lives • Begin data cleanse on Solicited Lives Information Update - Data Load File & Check Register (data supporting October 2012 payments) September 24, 2012 and supplemented on October 2, 2012 Provide for delivery by Recordkeeper of Data Load File Deliver Data Load File • Continue data cleanse on Non-Solicited Lives • Continue data cleanse on Solicited Non-Electing Lives Second Information Update - Data Load File & Check Register (data supporting November 2012 payments) and any Data Change Reports October 26, 2012 Provide for delivery by Recordkeeper of Data Load File Deliver Data Load File • Continue data cleanse on Non-Solicited Lives • Continue data cleanse on Solicited Non-Electing Lives Interim Post-Closing Adjustment - Data Load File & Check Register (data supporting December 2012 payments) November 21, 2012 Provide for delivery by Recordkeeper of Data Load File Deliver Data Load File • Receive and load data to Insurer recordkeeping systems NYI-4483150v3

Data Load File is defined in Appendix 6.7 and will be delivered in accordance with this Agreement, including Appendix 6.7.