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Well, that's a bit of a bug there that you were able to lock yourself out. To reset things, you can either entirely delete your hsql database, create a new one, or manually edit the hsql database to reenable your user.
To delete the database, just find the .script and .properties files for your database and delete those.
To create a different database, you can go into settings from the login screen and rename the database.
And to fix the user, you'll need to open the .script file for the database in a text editor. Search for "INSERT INTO USER VALUES(". You should be able to see the username toward the end of those lines. Change the FALSE to TRUE in line with the user you want to enable, and save the file. That should reenable the user and you should be able to log in.
I hope that helps.
"And to fix the user, you'll need to open the .script file for the database in a text editor. Search for "INSERT INTO USER VALUES(". You should be able to see the username toward the end of those lines. Change the FALSE to TRUE in line with the user you want to enable, and save the file. That should reenable the user and you should be able to log in."
That fixed it, thanks for the info and the quick response.