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@Morne 's answer is correct; you cannot totally disable the NCX file but of course you don't have to put anything (or very much) in it.

However, another option might be to build an ePub 3 file - the NCX is optional in ePub 3, so you could just omit it.
That said, I do not know how existing readers render ePubs which do not contain an NCX.

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