CFIT

-rfc_cfit

Substitute symbol to use if the ON_CCE option value is 2 (replace the character).

CODEPAGE

-rfc_codepage

As documented by SAP: The CODEPAGE option is similar to the PCS option. It is needed only if you want to connect to a non-Unicode back-end using a non-ISO-Latin-1 username or password. The RFC library will then use that codepage for the initial handshake, thus preserving the characters in username/password.

DELTA

-rfc_delta

Specification for whether or not to use delta-manager when serializing / deserializing table parameters passed by using TABLES clause.

LISTEN_INTERVAL

-rfc_listen_interval

Number of seconds that will elapse between RFC listen calls.

LOGON_RETRY_COUNT

-rfc_logon_retry_count

Number of unsuccessful RFC logon retry attempts that can occur before USAP terminates the logon process and ends unsuccessfully.

LOGON_RETRY_INTERVAL

-rfc_logon_retry_interval

Number of seconds that will elapse between a failed RFC logon attempt and the retry of that logon attempt.

MYSAPSSO2

-rfc_mysapsso2

Path to a file containing the credentials to log on with an SSO2 ticket (Single-Sign_On) - instead of USER&PASSWORD - or with an "Assertion" ticket (starting with back-end release 7.00).

NO_COMPRESSION

-rfc_no_compress

Specification for whether or not the RC protocol compress tables.

ON_CCE

-rfc_on_cce

Specification for what the NW RFC library will do when it encounters a character that either does not exist in the target codepage, is a broken character or is a control character (0x00 - 0x19).

PCS

-rfc_pcs

As documented by SAP: The PCS option specifies a Partner Character Size. It is rarely needed, as during the initial handshake, the RFC library obtains the correct value from the back-end and uses it from then on.
 
However, a rare use case could be that the back-end is Unicode and you want to use a non-ISO-Latin-1 username or password for the initial logon. As the initial handshake is done with ISO-Latin-1, the characters in username/passwd would break, resulting in a refused logon. In that case, set PCS=2 and the RFC library will use Unicode for the initial handshake.

RETRY_CALL_COUNT

-rfc_retry_count

Number of unsuccessful RFC call retry attempts that can occur before USAP terminates the RFC call retry process and ends unsuccessfully.

RETRY_CALL_INTERVAL

-rfc_retry_interval

Number of seconds that will elapse between a failed RFC call and the retry of that call.

RFC_TRACE

-rfc_trace

Trace level of all connections / destinations.

SAPROUTER

-saprouter

SAPRouter string for the NW RFC connection.

SNC_LIB

-snc_lib

Full path and name of a third-party security library to use for SNC communication (authentication, encryption, and signatures).

SNC_MODE

-snc_mode

Specification for whether or not SNC should be activated for the SAP RFC connection.

SNC_MYNAME

-snc_myname

Token/identifier representing the external RFC program.

SNC_PARTNERNAME

-snc_partnername

Token/identifier representing the back-end system.

SNC_QOP

-snc_qop

Quality of protection level.

SNC_SSO

-snc_sso

Specification for whether or not to use SNC single sign-on if SNC is enabled.

TIMEOUT_INTERVAL

-rfc_timeout

Number of seconds that can elapse before USAP considers an RFC call to have timed out.

TRACE_DIRECTORY

-rfc_trace_dir

Directory where RFC trace files will be written.

USE_SYMBOLIC_NAMES

-rfc_use_symbolic_names

Specification for whether the NW RFC library, during group-logon, should use symbolic service names defined in /etc/services (such as sapgw33, or hard-coded port numbers derived from the instance number (such as 3300).

X509CERT

-rfc_x509cert

Path to a file containing the credentials to log on with an X509 certificate ticket instead of USER&PASSWORD.