What do these represent in r/3 and bi

Hi experts,
Can anyone please explain me what exactly the below fields in inventory cube 0ic_c03 represent in R/3 and in BI :
Value Received into Valuated Stock
Value of valuated stock
Value issued from valuated stock
Issue quantity: blocked stock
Issue quantity: stock in quality inspection
Issue Quantity: Stock in Transit
Receipt Quantity: Blocked Stock
Receipt Quantity: Stock in Quality Inspection
Receipt Quantity: Stock in Transit
Stock in quality inspection
Blocked stock
Stock in transit
Receipt Quantity Total Stock
Issue Quantity Total Stock
Quantity Total Stock
Quantity Issued from Valuated Stock
Quantity Received into Valuated Stock
Quantity of valuated stock
And also which values are included for Valuated stock in mb5b tcode in r/3.
I have loaded inventory data but the values are not coming properly.They are misplaced. Do we need to use any DSO in between infosource and info cube. Upto now i have used all the standard objects and standard procedure only.
Full poinst will be assigned.
Thanks in advance.
Bhadri M.

Hello,
   From my experience and from what I've read, I use SAP R3 tcodes MC.1 (Plant Analysis:Stock) and MMBE Stock overview to test the data in this cube.  The first report is good to compare Plant materials over time for valuated stock.  MMBE is good to see what categories the quantities may be in right now, ie Quality inspection, blocked stock ,etc.
Generally the fields you are asking about are stock values, where typically "Valuated stock" is plant/warehouse inventory, quantities and values.   This would not include "Vendor Consignment" or "Project Stock" which are not considered inventory values. 
The key figure "Quantity Total Stock"will show quantity regardless of type. 
Characteristic "Stock Type" should correspond the categories below ie. Quality Inspection, Blocked, In Transit, etc.
Hope that helps
Bill

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