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Notion's relational databases are an incredibly flexible tool to help you categorize, organize, and **store** database entries - each of which is a fully-functioning page. Anytype works differently, yet, you can achieve the same (and more) with Anytype's Sets, Types and Relations.
## Sets and Relations
![image.png](<../.gitbook/assets/notiondb.png)
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*Here&#39;s a Notion database. Each database entry is a page, and has predefined **properties, such as Tags, URL, and Phone**.*
Anytype&#39;s equivalent to Notion&#39;s databases are Sets. Unlike Notion databases, Sets do not **store** objects. Instead, they **show**, not store, all objects which meet a specific criteria, kind of how search works. Currently, sets can only show objects with one specific Type relation. Don&#39;t know what a Relation is? We&#39;ll cover it shortly.