For this example, enter AdventureWorksEntities. Click Next.
The next page in the wizard asks you to select the database objects that you want to include in the model.
By default, all the objects are selected including tables, views, and stored procedures. For this project,
unselect all the objects, as shown in Figure B-5.
Now expand the Tables node, and select the following tables:
??‘ Contact
??‘ SalesOrderHeader
??‘ SalesOrderDetail
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??‘ SpecialOfferProduct
??‘ Product
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Figure B-4
Figure B-5
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At the bottom of the wizard page, name the Model Namespace. It is good practice to begin the name with
the same name you gave the entity on the previous page. For this exercise, use the name
AdventureWorksModel.
The Model Namespace name and the Entity Connection Settings name must be
different, like the ones in this example: AdventureWorksEntities and
AdventureWorksModel.
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