I am wondering if anyone has come up with a good method of uisng the Natural Linking to set up a Many-To-Many relationship.

One database contains Suppliers
One database contains Components

Any one Supplier may be the source of many Components.
This would be easy with Components as a sub to Suppliers.

Any Component may be provided by multiple Suppliers.
This would be easy with Suppliers as a sub to Components.

With a Relational structure I would make a database that contained a combination of the Supplier-ID and the Component-ID, and use that as the common Relational link.

Is that the correct solution here?  Make a database of both IDs, and have 2 subs: Suppliers and Components.

All thoughts and warnings are welcome.  Thanks.

Thanks Erika.......somehow I knew you were going to say that.    I could not see a solution with Naturals, but was hoping I was wrong.

You finally have me thinking Natural links vs. Relational (it's been a tough transition).  I do see the speed differences in Sesame, so I would prefer to stay with the Naturals. 

Guess I will have to try a little harder for a sensible solution.  I suspect I will end up using a combination of Natural links and LU statements.  ???