How to search for all files w Metadata mismatch?

I Upgraded recently from LR2.6 to 3.3.
Many of my images have an Exclamation Mark on them, following the upgrade, informing me that there is a Metadata Mismatch...
When I click on it I get this Dialogue box:
Firstly I think LR developers are playing with potentially important information with a lack of care and consideration. I looked at the metadata in 'File Info' in Photoshop before clicking anything: the creation date was the date the file was created and much of the camera data was missing. After I clicked Overwrite Settings all the original data was back on the file. I have no idea how this came to pass exactly, but it shows metadata is an easily lost thing.
If Adobe care about their customers I would think they would make it more clear what was at stake here!
Secondly I would like to know if there is a way to search for all images with this issue to save me having to go through and do it one by one, possibly thousands of times?
Thnaks Peter

areohbee wrote:
Beat,
Please share the SQL statement.
select    ''
         ,LibraryRootFolder.absolutePath || LibraryFolder.pathFromRoot || LibraryFile.lc_idx_filename    as    fullFileName
         ,Image.sidecarStatus
         ,AdditionalMetadata.externalXmpIsDirty
    from      Adobe_images                 as    Image
             ,AgLibraryFile                as    LibraryFile
             ,AgLibraryFolder              as    LibraryFolder
             ,AgLibraryRootFolder          as    LibraryRootFolder
             ,Adobe_AdditionalMetadata     as    AdditionalMetadata
    where     Image.rootFile                =    LibraryFile.id_local
      and     LibraryFile.Folder            =    LibraryFolder.id_local
      and     LibraryFolder.rootFolder      =    LibraryRootFolder.id_local
      and     AdditionalMetadata.image      =    Image.id_local
      and    (Image.sidecarStatus            not in    (0, 7)
       or     AdditionalMetaData.externalXmpIsDirty     >     0)
    order by    fullFileName
I am not sure what the meaning of different values in column sidecarStatus and externalXmpIsDirty mean. This is what I've found out by trial and error:
sideCarStatus = 1 seems to mean "Settings have changed in Catalog compared to XMP"
sideCarStatus = 7 seems to be OK
externalXmpIsDirty = 1 seems to mean "Settings have changed in XMP compared to Catalog"
sideCarStatus = 1 AND externalXmpIsDirty = 1seems to be a Metadata Conflict
The meaning of sideCarStatus > 1 is unknown to me
I usually run the query and then look at the single images reported in LR.
IMHO, this metadata matching is one of the weaker points in LR. I have encountered several conflict situations where I can be 100% sure I have not changed anything on the image outside of LR, and I have "Automatically write Changes to XMP" active. So a conflict should never arise.
Beat Gossweiler
Switzerland

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