After 'fixing' your data (including the drop/rebuild) did you delete the 
NOAA format year summaries? If not then they will still show the old 
incorrect data, old NOAA format reports are not regenerated each report 
cycle, only the current month/year report is regenerated each cycle. If you 
did delete the reorts and they were regenerated with incorrect data then 
you still have incorrect data in your database. The NOAA format month and 
year reports pull their data from the daily summaries so no there is not 
'--drop-daily' and '--backfill-daily' specifically for yearly data. 

If the NOAA format month or year reports are showing incorrect info there 
is incorrect data in your daily summaries, and since the daily summaries 
were recently dropped/backfilled from the archive there must still be 
incorrect data in your archive.

Afraid you are going to have to track down the remaining incorrect data in 
your archive table, then drop/rebuild the daily summaries and then delete 
the NOAA format reports. The offending NOAA format reports will give you an 
idea when the incorrect data occurred (within a month I expect for the year 
report). Since the values displayed in the report are aggregates it may 
take a bit of effort to track down the incorrect data.

Gary

On Tuesday, 13 December 2016 20:10:02 UTC+10, [email protected] wrote:
>
> Thanks - I managed to get that to work.
>
> At first I tried just setting the values to 0 but I needed to set them to 
> NULL (as per the instructions - I know!!!) before the next report would set 
> the 'Month' displays to sensible values.
>
> However the 'Year' summaries is still out. Is there an equivalent to 
> '--drop-daily' and '--backfill-daily' that works for the yearly data?
>
> Susan
>

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