Rebuild catalog from a cache file?

Each year, I create a new catalog and now 2015 is the display "there is no media to preview" while all other years works very well. For some reason my catalog for 2015 file has now no photos associated w and it is a very small file, 113KO that my thumb.5.cache file still seem to have useful information. Since it is 165, 000 KB.  I searched my computer for the appropriate catalog file and can't find it.  I repaired, I've optimized and still get "There is no media to preview" where there was once the thumbnails for 9 000 photos.

And no, unfortunately, I did all the backups of the catalogues.

So, you can rebuild a catalog from a cache in items 12 file organizing or in some other way?

I tried the .pse12db of the entire computer, (3 hard drives and 2 external hard drives) and never able to find the one I needed.  I found in the file where it should have been, but he had no photos associated with it.

However, I searched all hardrives all .tly files and found a backup that I must have done that crashed in the process.  Crazy thing, it's just C:backup.tly, not even in a record or drive F, where pictures and other adobe files are kept.  After running this backup for 40 min., almost everything has been restored.  I am happy.  I'm sure one way or another was my fault (or another Member of the family close it without knowing), I'm just glad the organizer of adobe was able to remedy.

Thank you, all is well!

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