When I installed the Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Beta 2 Ultimate edition, I wanted to know how the ADO.NET Entity Data Model can make me forget my good experience with LINQ To SQL. Unfortunately after much searching, I can't seem to find a way to add it to my project, whether it's a web project or a windows application I'm working on.
After a lot of frustration, I reinstalled VS2010 but still without much result. This after doing all the required steps to cleanup my machine according to the readme document. This process of installing and cleaning up and reinstalling happened a few more times, all the while thinking it has something to do with my installation.
To no avail.
What fixed the whole thing was when I uninstalled the copy of VS2010 Beta 2 Ultimate edition, did not reinstall it, instead downloaded and replaced it with a copy of VS2010 Beta 2 Premium Edition.
Which begs the question: shouldn't the ADO.NET Entity Data Model be a part of the Ultimate Edition if it is part of the "less capable" Premium Edition?
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