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DNS Record → Delete
AI-generatedSummary
Deletes a single Infoblox Universal DDI DNS record by its resource ID, by sending a DELETE request to /api/ddi/v1/dns/record/{id} on the Infoblox CSP API.
Inputs
- Resource ID (required) — The Infoblox ID of the DNS record to delete. It is URL-encoded and appended to the DNS record endpoint, so use the full ID returned by Get Many or Get (for example, dns/record/abc...).
- Query Parameters — Optional name/value pairs added to the request query string. Rows with an empty name are ignored.
Output shape
One output item per input item, containing the JSON body returned by the API for the DELETE call.
Infoblox usually returns an empty body on a successful delete. If the response is empty or not an object, the item is wrapped as { result:
}. On failure the node throws, or with Continue On Fail it emits { error: message } for that item. Requires the Infoblox CSP API credential.
Examples
Example 1: Remove a DNS record found by an earlier lookup step.
Resource: DNS Record; Operation: Delete; Resource ID: {{ $json.id }}
Example 2: Delete a record while passing an extra API query parameter.
Resource ID set to the record ID; Query Parameters: add a Name/Value pair the API accepts.