Annoying creation of TRC file every time I run script

I'm using SAPNWRFC and everytime I run a script an XML tracefile is created.
In my sap.yml file I have:
   ashost: <my hostname>
   sysnr: "00"
   client: "000"
   user: <username>
   passwd: <pwd>
   lang: EN
   trace: 0
   debug: 0
Tracefile starts with:
   <?xml version="1.0" ?>
   <TRACE opened_at="2007-09-11, 12:18:57" time_zone="GMT"
   <ENTRY thread="-1431543296" comp="RUNTIME" time="2007-09-11,    12:18:57">RfcRecord::fillField was invoked for RFCTYPE_TABLE
   </ENTRY>
   </TRACE>
It's probably something silly I'm doing.
It didn't happen with old SAP::RFC.

any update from SAP on this issue?
Its a bit of a pain
Thanks,
Brian

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