I was trying to create an ASP.NET MVC web application in Visual Studio 2017. I need to take an EF database-first approach for the work.
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i my case my project->properties->target framework was 2.0, i change to 4.5 and know it works know i see the ado.net entity data model.
Make sure that you're right - clicking an appropriate project, not the solution.
The respective UIs look almost identical; they even have the same keyboard shortcut. The one from the solution will "miss" the Data tab if you expect it to be there; e.g. from screenshots.
Also make sure, as per previous posts that you have: a. A Project that supports Entity Framework and b. You did have the appropriate tools installed.
Visual Studio displays available projects according to the area where you clicked. Right Click on the project's name root -> add -> new item -> Data you will be able to select ADO.NET Entity Data Model
Tools-->Click Get Tools and Features-->Click on Modify-->
Click on Individual components-->
Tick the CheckBox of Entity Framework 6 Tools
-->click on Modify
-->
You'll get a pop up window-->click on Retry(if it not closed, Click on Continue)
Now Launch VS and this time check in Data ADO.NET Entity Model will be added.
Please Check this Article http://dotnet-jigyasa.blogspot.com/2018/03/adonet-entity-data-model-missing-visual.html Worked for me.
Visual Studio displays available projects according to the area where you clicked. Right Click on the project's name root -> add -> new item -> Data you will be able to select ADO.NET Entity Data Model