⚠️Why can’t I connect my tool to other tools?
Can’t connect a tool
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Can’t connect a tool
At times, you may come across an issue where you are unable to establish a connection between two tools. Don't panic! If this happens, it is likely due to the fact that the necessary configurations haven't been completed for one or both tools.
In the example below, you can see the user has attempted to connect the Select Columns tool to the Sample tool, however, the gear icon on the Sample tool indicates that a configuration must be made. The user must complete the configuration of the Sample tool before preceding to connect it to subsequent tools.

It is imperative that when connecting two tools, the output node of one tool is connected to the input node of the other tool. This is the only successful way of making a connection. Connecting an output node to an input node will not yield any results.
In the example below, the user has successfully established a connection between two tools by dragging the output node of one tool to the input node of the other.

To sum up, it is essential to remember that in order to make a successful connection between two tools, the preceding tool must have an output node and the subsequent tool must have an input node.

At times, you may come across an issue where you are unable to make a connection between two tools. This is likely due to the fact that the necessary configurations haven't been completed for one or both tools. It is essential to remember that in order to make a successful connection between two tools, the preceding tool must have an output node and the subsequent tool must have an input node.
In order to make a successful connection between two tools, the preceding tool must have an output node and the subsequent tool must have an input node. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the output node of one tool is connected to the input node of the other tool. Connecting an output node to an input node will not yield any results.
At times, you may come across an issue where you are unable to make a connection between two tools. Don't panic! If this happens, it is likely due to the fact that the necessary configurations haven't been completed for one or both tools. In order to make a successful connection between two tools, the preceding tool must have an output node and the subsequent tool must have an input node.
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