OEM stopped asking for a password.

when i open the stand alone Enterprise Manager and then the DB , it logon automatically choosing a particular user., it stopped asking for connection and stoped asking for a user name and a password.
Any advice.
Thanks in advance.

Yes, this will occur if you have the checkbox selected to remember the login info as the Preferred Credentials when you log in. You can delete the Preferred Credentials, then you will have to log in manually each time. You will have to check to see if you are relying on the Preferred Credentials for any jobs you may have submitted.
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