Address book contacts gone!

A couple of days ago, I updated from Tiger to Snow Leopard. It went well, so I thought. Last night, I discovered that my address book had lost all of its contacts - the only one there was me. Is there a place that I can look for this file, in case this is just caused by a disconnect between the program and the file? what is the file called? I do have some folders in ~/library/application support/address book:
(ABPerson.skIndex
ABPerson.skIndexInverted
AddressBook-v22.abcddb
AddressBook.data
AddressBook.data.beforesave
AddressBook.data.previous
Configuration.plist
Images
MailRecents-v4.abcdmr
Metadata)
but none of them can be opened by the Address book app.
I have updated, first by software update, and then again via the combo update, to 10.6.1. I am running a Macbook Pro with 3 GB of RAM.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Nancy

Hi Nancy,
I do have some folders in ~/library/application support/address book:
This folder reflects the current state of your Address Book. If you check under the Metadata folder I expect you to find only one file, which is you. (You can use quick look to confirm that.) I believe that the only way to bring back your contacts might be from a Time Machine backup or from some other source if you synchronise them with your Address Book e.g. GMail or Yahoo contacts, iPhone or some similar device.

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