Hey there,

There is really nothing we can do about this. I don't think Google is doing real time updates on their search results. It would probably take days / weeks before their crawler crawls your site map again.

However, if the site generates a 404 error message, then I don't think there is anything to worry about because Google will eventually remove this from their search results.

Sorry for the late. Unfortunately it is not 404 but 400 errors (see pictures). And the crawl is not only from google but also from JSitemap PRO - SEO Spider.
You can check if you want on my website.

Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

It seems like you mentioned these post already deleted on your site which show 400 error on JSitemap PRO - SEO Spider.

https://www.thenomanssky.com/blog/no-man-s-sky/no-man-s-sky-players-face-a-lot-of-issues
https://www.thenomanssky.com/blog/no-man-s-sky/any-news-of-no-man-s-sky-1
https://www.thenomanssky.com/blog/no-man-s-sky/developer-interview

It would be best if you can consult with this JSitemap PRO - SEO Spider extension developer and see is there a way to re-index again since these post already get removed from Easyblog.

Hi,

It seems that you have locked the Easyblog field. Could you reconnect to my website and unblock it please.

I have unlocked the easyblog field, so don't mind about my last message.
Anyway, I have already re-indexed and updated many times. No the problem comes from the database of easyblog.
I have checked my SQL database and the posts are still there (see one example of deleted post still on the database). Therefore, when I delete a post it is not deleted from the database.
How can I do to avoid that?

Here is a screenshot of one post I have removed but still on the database.

Hey there,

I am really sorry for the delay of this reply as it is a weekend for us here.

If you delete post from backend Easyblog blog listing page, it will store at `Trashed` filter first, then if you really want to remove it completely, you have to select `Trashed` filter and select all the trashed post and delete it again. (You can refer on my screenshot which filter I mentioned)

Perhaps you can try publish a test post, let JSitemap PRO - SEO Spider capture this test post link then you can try delete it from backend follow my step above and see how it goes?