Maximum size of Other Forms data file?

I'm trying to resolve a problem with disappearing data. I'm using Safari 5.0.5 (because newer versions lack required features). Every few days, Safari begins to delete data from the Other Forms file (in username/Library/Safari/Other Forms) and continues deleting data every few minutes until most of the data is gone. After much testing on multiple Macs, it seems that the problem MAY be related to the size of that Other Forms file; I've never seen the file get larger than about 524K, and when it hits that general area, the deletions begin.
Could you please check your Other Forms file and report two pieces of information here: the version of Safari you are using and the size in KB of your Other Forms file. I'm interested only in Mac experiences (not PC), only Safari 5.0.5 or later, and I'm particularly interested in learning whether anyone has an Other Forms file larger than 524KB.
Of course, if anyone knows why the data might be disappearing in the first place, that would be helpful, too. (I can restore the date from a backup, but when I do, it will also start to disappear; and I've created new Other Forms files from scratch after resetting everything on Safari, but once the new file reaches about 524KB, it too starts to disappear.)
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Performing transaction recovery for database [Drxxxxxx] following an abnormal termination of the server.
Restructuring Database [removedfrompost]
Out of disk space. Cannot create a new [Data] file. [adIndNewFile] aborted
Essbase Internal Logic Error [7333]
Exception error log [C:\HYPERION\ESSBASE\app\removedfrompost\log00002.xcp] is being created...
Exception error log completed -- please contact technical support and provide them with this file
RECEIVED ABNORMAL SHUTDOWN COMMAND - APPLICATION TERMINATING

To avoid all these things as a best practice
we didn't allow dense restructure on the cubes size>30 GB
As an altrnative, we will export the level0 data, clear the DB, and load the new data. After that aggregate the cube to store the data at all the consolidation levels.

Maximum size of Other Forms data file?

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