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  • 1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
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  • I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 7:59










  • Look at the images I included, click on them.
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After installing the Entity framework to my ASP.NET MVC application, I am trying to add an ADO.NET Entity Data Model and it's not there. I installed EVERY aspect of ASP.net that I could. NoAdo.NETEntity Install






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  • 1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
    – paulsm4
    Nov 9 at 7:40










  • I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 7:59










  • Look at the images I included, click on them.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 8:01













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  • 1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
    – paulsm4
    Nov 9 at 7:40










  • I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 7:59










  • Look at the images I included, click on them.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 8:01


















  • 1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
    – paulsm4
    Nov 9 at 7:40










  • I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 7:59










  • Look at the images I included, click on them.
    – Jeffrey Padgett
    Nov 9 at 8:01
















1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
– paulsm4
Nov 9 at 7:40




1) Create a new project in MSVS. Use the ASP.Net MVC template. 2) Tools > Nuget Package Manager > Install-Package EntityFramework. 3) Your project should have a "Models" folder; you should be able to "select" it and Add > New > Class for the table you want to model. 4) Now select the project's "Controllers" folder. Add > Controller, select "MVC Controller with views using Entity Framework".
– paulsm4
Nov 9 at 7:40












I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
– Jeffrey Padgett
Nov 9 at 7:59




I did this. It didn’t work. I am trying to add a ADO.net entity data model by right clicking the solution and looking under add.
– Jeffrey Padgett
Nov 9 at 7:59












Look at the images I included, click on them.
– Jeffrey Padgett
Nov 9 at 8:01




Look at the images I included, click on them.
– Jeffrey Padgett
Nov 9 at 8:01












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This was extremely easy to answer. A very simple solution, if you look at the image that I shared with the question. The tutorial that I am following showed ADO.net available in the tab. But for some reason to me, it was only available after clicking new. I should maybe even delete this post. But I will keep it up for now in case someone else runs into the same very simplified problem.






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      This was extremely easy to answer. A very simple solution, if you look at the image that I shared with the question. The tutorial that I am following showed ADO.net available in the tab. But for some reason to me, it was only available after clicking new. I should maybe even delete this post. But I will keep it up for now in case someone else runs into the same very simplified problem.






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        This was extremely easy to answer. A very simple solution, if you look at the image that I shared with the question. The tutorial that I am following showed ADO.net available in the tab. But for some reason to me, it was only available after clicking new. I should maybe even delete this post. But I will keep it up for now in case someone else runs into the same very simplified problem.






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        This was extremely easy to answer. A very simple solution, if you look at the image that I shared with the question. The tutorial that I am following showed ADO.net available in the tab. But for some reason to me, it was only available after clicking new. I should maybe even delete this post. But I will keep it up for now in case someone else runs into the same very simplified problem.







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