Not sure what version you are on, but in 2016 you can navigate in the client to Permission Sets and then in the ribbon there is an option to see Permission Set by User. Locate SUPER in the Role ID and anyone that has a check box has those permissions.
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Alex Apodaca
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March 31, 2017 at 7:45 PM
Hello,
You can use any application that can run queries and execute the following against your NAV database:
SELECT [User].[User Name], [Role ID], [Company Name] FROM [Access Control] INNER JOIN [User] ON [Access Control].[User Security ID] = [User].[User Security ID] WHERE [Role ID] = ‘SUPER’
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