UsrVol_sftfs_v1.pkg size limitation (App-V 4.6 SP2)

Hello
Im currently using App-V 4.6 SP2 Client and the applications are installed using the msi. The sequenced application is a trader application and has different functionalities.
During one of the functions which was working correctly previously the application started giving a disk full error eventhough there was 130 GB free space on the machine.
On checking more it was found the size of UsrVol_sftfs_v1.pkg in folder under "%Appdata%\Soft Client\" had grown upto 1.97 GB.
Is there any size limitation on UsrVol_sftfs_v1.pkg file? If yes what is the limit and is there any official documentation for it as i could find it in the white paper as well.
Thanks in advance
Sujit Jadhav

Apparently there is no public info about the .pkg's max size.  As far as I can remember discussed values ranged from about 120 MB up to 4 GB.
Anyway you could try to identify _what_ is blowing up the .pkg and to avoid that beeing in the App-V Package (either by telling the application that it should store certain data on a different location [like Appdata] or by excluding certain folders from
the App-V package [so that this data gets written to the local disk]).
PkgView by Tim Mangan is small and free and should do the job: http://www.tmurgent.com/Tool_PkgView.aspx
Application Virtualization Explorer Professional by Gridmetric / Kalle Saunamäki can open .pkg files as one of its features: http://www.gridmetric.com/products/ave_editions.html (not
sure, but the free Trial could be sufficient).
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