Quotas file increase to 1GByte

Hi, All
I have a
SunOS isb 5.9 Generic_112233-11 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-250
box
I have enable the quota on 34GB Alocated file system and have 21000 users in my /etc/passwd file
I observed the file size of the "quotas" aproximately 1GB.
Is it normal?? Also let me know the antomy of qutas file i.e., what content this file holds
Your answer in this regard will be higly appreciated
Thanx
Farooq Bhatti

Either you could hope to get lucky and hope that someone on this forum knows the answer (see you've been waiting for about two weeks now), or you could contact Sun Support. They could probably give you an answer..
Also: have you searched through the Sun docbase at http://docs.sun.com ??

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