Admin Account Locked of ORM WebUI/ORM Console

Hi All,
I have ORM 10.1.4.1 on Weblogic installed successfully (Oracle 10g database) however I am not able to login into webui and ORM Console using the credentials(admin/abcd1234) I provided while installation. I tried logging few times and restarted the server. so, when I am trying again I am getting message while logging in webui and ormconsole
Maximum number of attempts exceeded
So, does anyone know how to unlock the user account. if yes, then kindly help.
Regards,
Sunny

Hi All,
Got the solution. This is what I did to unlock the admin account:
systemidentity_update <ormapp-user> <admin-user> <attrfile>
For more information, refer to this link:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14592_01/doc.10142/e14610/ormag_sysusers.htm#BCFDECCJ
Thanks
Sunny

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