A bit late and only after removing my nonsensical first reply, I was able to dig up some useful information. However no easy tricks yet.
Is your server running in NTFS mode?
Use the Windows ICACLS.exe command tool to list permissions for the published document. NTFS-mode means that all authorizations are forwarded to NTFS and pop up in the ACL. Check file properties->Security to see what I mean. It appears that the output of icacls.exe is a nice list of domain\username entries.
Is your server running in DMS mode?
Use the SharedFileViewer utility from the PowerTools 1.1 for QlikView package. Although its name would let you think otherwise, this utility also lets you open .meta files. They contain document authorizations managed by QlikView itself. When you open a .meta file for a single document, it appears as if nothing is shown and nothing happens. Only one entry is displayed in the object list. Don't worry, select File->Export to XML->All... from the menu bar and a file is written with all .meta information. Open the export file, and just keep the <User>...</User> tags from the <AccessList> tree.
BTW you can use this second method on any non-DMS QV server as well, but it's more work.
Hope it's still useful.
Peter
