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# Stock

This function fixes the inventory items stock file if it becomes corrupted after a faulty broadcast. When you select this function, the file will be rebuilt.

NOTE: Some information may be lost if the files are badly corrupted. You should use this function only at the request of a PayFacto software support specialist. Some reconstruction might stop your system for a few minutes.

While it is reconstructing, you will see a File rebuilder Back-Office, which displays the name of the file. In addition, the system will scroll through all the records while displaying a Please Wait message. Upon completion, you will be returned to your Database Back-Office screen.


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