Folder is Empty After Restore

I recently had several genius appointments to fix my MB Pro. They replaced the logic board, then the hard drive, and then another logic board as a repair. I did a Time Machine restore after the hard drive was changed out and it went fine except the folder I was working in last (8 mp3 files) is still there but empty. I was editing with Audacity. Thoughts?
I've tried to do a Spotlight search for the invidual files with no luck

Hi Harini,
I did search on entire server folder to look for com.sap.portal.runtime.logon.par.
It found out same at location <J2EE_Engine_Instance>\j2ee\cluster\server<X>\apps\sap.com\irj\servlet_jsp\irj\root\WEB-INF\deployment\temp.
But question here is why pcd is empty and all par files are inside temp.
any idea?
Again is it due to fault installation of server?
Regards,
Madhvika

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