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sql-ledger.conf
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sql-ledger.conf
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use vars qw($userspath $spool $memberfile $templates $sendmail $language $sid $latex %printer $gzip $oemr_ar_acc $oemr_cash_acc $oemr_due_days $oemr_username $oemr_services_partnumber);
# path to user configuration files
$userspath = "users";
# spool directory for batch printing
$spool = "spool";
# templates base directory
$templates = "templates";
# member file
$memberfile = "users/members";
# location of sendmail
$sendmail = "| /usr/sbin/sendmail -t";
# set language for login and admin
$language = "";
# Some constants relevant to OpenEMR import.
#
$oemr_username = 'admin'; # sql-ledger user to post as
$oemr_ar_acc = '1200'; # account number for accounts receivable
$oemr_cash_acc = '1060'; # account number for checking (copay deposits)
# In SQL-Ledger you must create a services item for medical services
# before you do any OpenEMR billing. Specify its "part number" here:
#
$oemr_services_partnumber = 'MS';
# This is the number of days added to the OpenEMR transaction date to
# produce the invoice due date when there is insurance. This affects the
# patient portion of the outstanding balance shown in the OpenEMR patient
# summary, and of course SQL-Ledger's aging reports and statements.
#
$oemr_due_days = 40;
# Oracle
#$sid = "T80509";
#$ENV{"ORACLE_HOME"} = "/usr/local/oracle";
# if you have latex installed set to 1
$latex = 1;
# available printers
%printer = ( Laser => 'lpr -Plaser',
Epson => 'lpr -PEpson',
);
# program to use for file compression
$gzip = "gzip -S .gz";
# if the server can't find gzip, latex, dvips or pdflatex, add the path
$ENV{PATH} .= ":/usr/local/bin";
# on mac os X using Fink's Perl libs, add the path
#$ENV{PERL5LIB} .= ":/sw/lib/perl5";
# DB2, Default dataset is expected to be LEDGER
#$ENV{DB2INSTANCE} = "db2inst1";
#$ENV{DB2_HOME} = "/opt/IBM/db2/V8.1/";
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