Security settings not saving

Hi,
I have just imported some new business areas. I have tried to assign access to them using oracle "discoverer admin->security". It appears to work fine when I apply and hit OK but when I log in later these changes are gone.
Does anyone know why this might be happening?
Regards, Gerald

When i changed security using the tab users->business areas it did not save the results.
I have now done it using the tab Business area-> users and this time the changes did save.
Regards, Gerald

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