Need sysdba access to edit initialization parameters

When I log into enterprise manager, go to database, then initialization parameters..
it says 'You are not logged on with sysdba privilege'
my preferences - credentials has sys and password in the sysdba fields..
what needs to be done

What you need to do is logout, and log back in with a user that has sysdba privileges.
After you click on Logout, you will see the options:
- Log out of Database: database_name
- Display database login page after logout
Use this option to reconnect to the database as a different user
Log out of Enterprise Manager and all other targets
(Logged in As YOURUSER)
Select - Log out of Database and Display database login page after logout.
You will then get the option to connect as sysdba. Change Connect as "Normal" to SYSDBA.
HTH

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