MDM: Enrollment remembers old user!?

Hello World.
When an iPad changes hands and we enroll it again with a new user (after removing old enrollment files or resetting the ipad), the old users info are shown under the email on the iPad?
In the profile we only set email settings.
The 2 users are shown with different mail adresses under MDM users
Can u help me.
Kind regards
BRB-DK
Info:
Mac Mini Server
OS X 10.8.4
iPad 3
iOS 6.1.3

Hi, thanks for the reply - the problem is not in the ABAP stack. It's on the java side when you try to open the http://hostname:port/smd link and try to do a diagnostics setup wizards.
On this first page there are some parameters you need to provide like:
Support User
Please enter the UserId of the SMD Support User. If not yet existing, the User will be created with password set in advanced setup (default : 'init1234')
ABAP Connection
Please enter the settings of the Solution Manager Backend ISM
ABAP Client
ABAP Admin User Id
ABAP Admin Password
ITS port
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J2EE Administrator
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my problem is that at the very first time I populated the ABAP connection parameters using a user ID called e.g. SMD_RFC_XYZ.
Now when I change this to e.g. SMD_COMMUINICATION user and run the setup wizard with the changed parameters in the error log I still see SMD_RFC_XYZ user id for some reason I don't know where the system gets it from.

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Do not work, appear my old ID and, that Account do not reconized my password
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Try this procedure.
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