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To create a record at the root of the zone, set the name of the record to `@`.
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To create a wildcard record, set the name of the record to `*`. Note that if a more specific record exists for the queried name, it will have a higher priority and the wildcard record will not be returned.
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Wildcard records can also be used for multiple levels, for example creating a record called `*.*` in a zone `example.com` will be matched for a query to `foo.bar.example.com`. Here the first wildcard record, sorted by the least amount of depth (amount of `.`) will be returned, and no other records will be returned.
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A single record holds the following data:
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-`data`: The actual response, an IP for A/AAAA records, text for TXT records, etc.
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