Server Manageability - Automatic Workload Repository increasing in size

I have noticed that the SYSAUX tablespace is increasing in size to a high level and would like some help in planning what to do about it.
I have changed the SNAP_INTERVAL to 2 hours in the meantime, it was set to the default 1 hour with 7 days of retention.
I have been monitoring the occupants of SYSAUX and SM/AWR is the one that is mostly increasing in size, it has gone from 225664Kb to 250496 in one day, which relates to a change of 18% down to 16% free so in approx 8 days it will be full.
Should I just add another datafile, or is a reduced interval/retention satisfactory

I have discovered that the table wwv_flow_data_load_bad_log is quite large but strangely (in TOAD) I can desc the table but if I try to select * from sys.wwv_flow_data_load_bad_log I get ORA_00942 table or view does not exist (logged in as sys)
I have search these forums, metalink and google but cannot find any mention of this table.
It seems to be a listing of ORA error messages
Can I safely delete rows from this table? How do I do that?

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