Essbase Studio (parent-child hierarchy + attributes)

There is a problem with the parent-child hierarchy and attributes (for example, structural units of the enterprise).
Composition data (source - table in Oracle):
id (ID of the structural unit - a surrogate key, it is PK)
idParent (ID of the parent structural unit)
code (code of the structural unit - the natural key)
name (the name of the structural unit)
type (type of structural unit)
address (address structural unit)
In this case, parent-child relationship is defined fields idParent -> id, all the rest - should serve as attributes for the various disclosures in the reports.
In all the examples that are found in the network, parent-child built without creating attributes, and it really works. But how "to enrich" the attributes of a hierarchy - and sample solutions are not found.
Most requested help: link, advice, examples from life, either by pointing out that "so definitely not!".

Dear guru of essbase,
I am quite sure that this problem can still be solved by Essbase Studio.
I can not believe that the Studio developers could not include this feature. It is very important to resolve this issue it is through this component, help please both. Thanks

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    --------Bill (Off2)
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    Yes it is a known bug...
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  • Dynamic hierarchy in parent child hierarchy table??

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    Parent          Child
    Z                  A
    Z                  B
    A                  AA
    B                  BB
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    AA               10
    AAA            1
    BB                2
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         A.employee_id_1,
         A.full_name_1,
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         A.employee_id_2,
         A.full_name_2,
         A.supervisor_id_3,
         A.employee_id_3,
         A.full_name_3,
         A.supervisor_id_4,
         A.employee_id_4,
         A.full_name_4,
         A.supervisor_id_5,
         A.employee_id_5,
         A.full_name_5,
         A.supervisor_id_6,
         A.employee_id_6,
         A.full_name_6,
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         Z.employee_id AS employee_id_7,
         Z.full_name AS full_name_7
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         SELECT DISTINCT
              A.supervisor_id_1,
              A.employee_id_1,
              A.full_name_1,
              A.supervisor_id_2,
              A.employee_id_2,
              A.full_name_2,
              A.supervisor_id_3,
              A.employee_id_3,
              A.full_name_3,
              A.supervisor_id_4,
              A.employee_id_4,
              A.full_name_4,
              A.supervisor_id_5,
              A.employee_id_5,
              A.full_name_5,
              Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_6,
              Z.employee_id AS employee_id_6,
              Z.full_name AS full_name_6
         FROM employee Z,
              SELECT DISTINCT
                   A.supervisor_id_1,
                   A.employee_id_1,
                   A.full_name_1,
                   A.supervisor_id_2,
                   A.employee_id_2,
                   A.full_name_2,
                   A.supervisor_id_3,
                   A.employee_id_3,
                   A.full_name_3,
                   A.supervisor_id_4,
                   A.employee_id_4,
                   A.full_name_4,
                   Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_5,
                   Z.employee_id AS employee_id_5,
                   Z.full_name AS full_name_5
              FROM employee Z,
                   SELECT DISTINCT
                        A.supervisor_id_1,
                        A.employee_id_1,
                        A.full_name_1,
                        A.supervisor_id_2,
                        A.employee_id_2,
                        A.full_name_2,
                        A.supervisor_id_3,
                        A.employee_id_3,
                        A.full_name_3,
                        Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_4,
                        Z.employee_id AS employee_id_4,
                        Z.full_name AS full_name_4
                   FROM employee Z,
                        SELECT DISTINCT
                             A.supervisor_id_1,
                             A.employee_id_1,
                             A.full_name_1,
                             A.supervisor_id_2,
                             A.employee_id_2,
                             A.full_name_2,
                             Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_3,
                             Z.employee_id AS employee_id_3,
                             Z.full_name AS full_name_3
                        FROM employee Z,
                             SELECT DISTINCT
                                  A.supervisor_id_1,
                                  A.employee_id_1,
                                  A.full_name_1,
                                  Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_2,
                                  Z.employee_id AS employee_id_2,
                                  Z.full_name AS full_name_2
                             FROM employee Z,
                                  SELECT DISTINCT
                                       supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_1,
                                       employee_id AS employee_id_1,
                                       full_name AS full_name_1
                                   FROM employee
                                   WHERE supervisor_id = 0 OR supervisor_id IS NULL
                             ) A
                             WHERE A.employee_id_1 = Z.supervisor_id
                        ) A
                        WHERE A.employee_id_2 = Z.supervisor_id
                   ) A
                   WHERE A.employee_id_3 = Z.supervisor_id
              ) A
              WHERE A.employee_id_4 = Z.supervisor_id
         ) A
         WHERE A.employee_id_5 = Z.supervisor_id
    ) A
    WHERE A.employee_id_6 = Z.supervisor_id
    UNION
    SELECT DISTINCT
         A.employee_id_6 AS employee_id,
         A.supervisor_id_1,
         A.employee_id_1,
         A.full_name_1,
         A.supervisor_id_2,
         A.employee_id_2,
         A.full_name_2,
         A.supervisor_id_3,
         A.employee_id_3,
         A.full_name_3,
         A.supervisor_id_4,
         A.employee_id_4,
         A.full_name_4,
         A.supervisor_id_5,
         A.employee_id_5,
         A.full_name_5,
         A.supervisor_id_6,
         A.employee_id_6,
         A.full_name_6,
         NULL AS supervisor_id_7,
         NULL AS employee_id_7,
         NULL AS full_name_7
    FROM employee Z,
         SELECT DISTINCT
              A.supervisor_id_1,
              A.employee_id_1,
              A.full_name_1,
              A.supervisor_id_2,
              A.employee_id_2,
              A.full_name_2,
              A.supervisor_id_3,
              A.employee_id_3,
              A.full_name_3,
              A.supervisor_id_4,
              A.employee_id_4,
              A.full_name_4,
              A.supervisor_id_5,
              A.employee_id_5,
              A.full_name_5,
              Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_6,
              Z.employee_id AS employee_id_6,
              Z.full_name AS full_name_6
         FROM employee Z,
              SELECT DISTINCT
                   A.supervisor_id_1,
                   A.employee_id_1,
                   A.full_name_1,
                   A.supervisor_id_2,
                   A.employee_id_2,
                   A.full_name_2,
                   A.supervisor_id_3,
                   A.employee_id_3,
                   A.full_name_3,
                   A.supervisor_id_4,
                   A.employee_id_4,
                   A.full_name_4,
                   Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_5,
                   Z.employee_id AS employee_id_5,
                   Z.full_name AS full_name_5
              FROM employee Z,
                   SELECT DISTINCT
                        A.supervisor_id_1,
                        A.employee_id_1,
                        A.full_name_1,
                        A.supervisor_id_2,
                        A.employee_id_2,
                        A.full_name_2,
                        A.supervisor_id_3,
                        A.employee_id_3,
                        A.full_name_3,
                        Z.supervisor_id AS supervisor_id_4,
                        Z.employee_id AS employee_id_4,
                        Z.full_name AS full_name_4
                   FROM employee Z,
                        SELECT DISTINCT
                             A.supervisor_id_1,
                             A.employee_id_1,
                             A.full_name_1,
                             A.supervisor_id_2,
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