And in that case, it would appear that all their project data disappeared. Some people who were using the App Store version have changed over to the BMD version. The Apple App Store version of Resolve puts the database in a totally different sandboxed location. If you had a default disk database with lots of project info in it, and it's now gone, something outside of Resolve caused that to happen. The Resolve installer does not touch the database. The Resolve uninstall app does not touch the database. If that's not there, then I assume it got moved or deleted somehow. If so, can you burrow down to Resolve Projects/Users/guest/Projects and see if there are any project folders there?

If you open Finder and go to the /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve folder, do you see a Resolve Disk Database folder? If so, is there anything in it? However, the default Local Database, which 'should' be on the system drive, is also not found. So none of the databases listed above that are on external storage would be found. spx file you sent shows no storage on the system except the system drive, which is labeled Macintosh HD Spacebaby:/Volumes/G-DRIVE Thunderbolt 3/SPACE BABY/DATABASE::::DISK Resolve_12_Advanced:/Volumes/Kinomagica/Coloring/MIXING LIGHT/Mixing Light/Exercise Files/Databases::::DISK Local Database:/Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve/Resolve Disk Database:*:::DISK Resolve_ Advanced:/Volumes/Kinomagica/Coloring/MIXING LIGHT/Mixing Light/Exercise Files/Databases::::DISK This is your database list, where and what Resolve thinks you have for databases: select File - Save and this will create a. Then select About This Mac, System Report and in the System Information file menus at the top. On Catalina, you may get an error message that this failed, but it will still create the desired file on the Desktop. tgz log file on your desktop send us that. Open Finder and go to the /Library/Application Support/Blackmagic Design/DaVinci Resolve folder, and run CaptureLogs. And I was previously, and still am, totally baffled how a bunch of files from a Mac could have. It's a bunch of files with ,docx extensions, which are not from the Resolve CaptureLogs process. pretty sure I responded with the info below. Or Facebook? Pretty sure I responded previously that what you sent is not helpful. Must have come from a different thread? Or perhaps you sent it to support. I already had that folder, as it turned out.

Davinci resolve support folder missing