Do any of scholastic currents conclusively affirm or deny that there are any facts at all?

Do any of scholastic currents unambiguously **affirm or deny** that there are any facts at all? In **any tradition**, so I welcome a reply from any perspective. By facts, I *don't* mean certain knowledge. - But if there *are facts* then, if we did know that fact, what we knew would be always be reliable, and there's nothing *out there* which means we couldn't be entirely certain, only our limited knowledge of what is. - And if there are *no facts*, then any supposed knowledge that anyone has is possibly untrue, and not *just* because of anything about the belief. If that sounds very convoluted, I apologise; I've tried to give necessary and sufficient conditions of a fact.