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In fact, I do have a good copy of '11-15-2019', which is an update of the September 19 catalog. So now with inexpensive storage, I've made a habit of occasionally making a clone of my catalog on a different drive. Recently I lost a HDD that contained my only catalog. I checked for missing photos prior to renaming and Lr said all photos are available. I'm certain that all the photos are there. But my renaming resulted in all missing photos in my current catalog. Phil suggests simply cloning your master catalog - which I did 3 months ago.

However, Johan, Cletus, and Wernfried all mention in their posts that they renamed for various reasons. My reasons are 1) data-loss paranoia and 2) good housekeeping. I see that renaming is not the preferred approach for updating a Lr catalog. All of my images that I have kept since I started Lightroom in 2007 are in my master catalog that I have consistently renamed when needed to keep it 'Master.lrcat'. to another location and rename 'Master-2.lrcat' to 'Master.lrcat'. and for every Master-2.lrcat upgrade, I move the old 'Master.lrcat'. So, years ago I relmamerd my master catalog from 'Lightroom Catalog.lrcat' to 'Master.lrcat'. If you go through several version upgrades that default catalog name of 'Lightroom Catalog.lrcat' becomes 'Lightroom Catalog-2-2-2-2.lrcat'. A long time ago, I got tired of Adobe appending '-2' to the name of my current master catalog. All of the filesand folders in the catalog folder (usually/Pictures/Lightroom/) with a name similar to the '.lrcat should also be renamed with the part of these files and folder taking the same name part as the new catalog name. If your database in the catalog file is changed significantly by Adobe, Adobe will convert the old catalog structure and rename the master catalog 'Lightroom Catalog-2.lrcat'. The Default catalog file name is 'Lightroom Catalog.lrcat'.

It does not make sense to name a file with a date in the name that shall be used for years to collect all of your image data. You only need one catalog file for all of your work. I am puzzled as to why you have a catalog with a date as part of the name. If you move the catalog to another drive or move the master images files, Lightroom Classic might lose the path to the original images if the new path is different from the path information stored in the catalog file. Nothing inside the catalog changes just the file name on the outside. When the original catalog was named '11-15-2019', the photos were probably already missing if they were missing once the catalog file was named '2-01-2020'. Am I doing something wrong?Д¬lick to expand.Renaming a catalog is not difficult. I can remap the location but this would take hundreds of iterations of finding the individual folders and subfolders. First - the original catalog named 'Consolidated L Sept-2019ДЇortunately, I was able to undo the renaming of the catalog to the original names to get my photos back to their original homes.Lightroom Catalog Smart Previews.lrdata > New Name Smart Previews.lrdata After renaming, double-click on the catalog file (*.lrcat) to open it into Lightroom Catalog.lrcat > New Name.lrcat Lightroom Catalog Previews.lrdata > New Name Previews.lrdata When you rename the catalog file, you should also rename the preview folders/files to match. Figure 21.3 In the Catalog SettingsДialog, you can check how much space your catalog and previews are using. Just make sure you close Lightroom first. Lightroom doesnвЂ™t offer a catalog renaming tool, but you can rename the catalog in Explorer (Windows) / Finder (Mac) as if you were You can suggestВ features youвЂ™d like to see us add to OneDrive. OneDrive Admins can contact Microsoft 365 for business support. If you still need help, contact support through your browserВ or shake your mobile device while you're in the OneDrive app. OneDrive Admins can also view the OneDrive Tech Community, Help for OneDrive for Admins. See more support pages for OneDrive and OneDrive for work or school.ДЇor the OneDrive mobile app, see Troubleshoot OneDrive mobile app problems.

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