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I am tryna Delete the forgotPassword Enetity if the Otp expired time is passed out and that is 10 sec right now but after the Otp time expired the otp entity is not deleting itself from Db . Here is the implemet

if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }
        }

if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }
        }

Can anyone help

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DanixOP•5mo ago

@dan1st | Daniel can u see it

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DanixOP•5mo ago

I changed it but facing the same thing again ! i cant find any delete call here

Hibernate: select fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email from forgot_password fp1_0 where fp1_0.otp=? and fp1_0.user_email=?
Hibernate: select u1_0.email,fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email,u1_0.name,u1_0.password from registered_user u1_0 left join forgot_password fp1_0 on u1_0.email=fp1_0.user_email where u1_0.email=?
The Password id is 1
[2m2024-07-15T09:15:16.276+05:30[0;39m [33m WARN[0;39m [35m8260[0;39m [2m---[0;39m [2m[nio-8080-exec-8][0;39m [2m[0;39m[36mc.S.S.c.ForgotPasswordController        [0;39m [2m:[0;39m The Time is expired
[2m2024-07-15T09:15:16.276+05:30[0;39m [31mERROR[0;39m [35m8260[0;39m [2m---[0;39m [2m[nio-8080-exec-8][0;39m [2m[0;39m[36mc.S.S.c.ForgotPasswordController        [0;39m [2m:[0;39m The error occured

Hibernate: select fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email from forgot_password fp1_0 where fp1_0.otp=? and fp1_0.user_email=?
Hibernate: select u1_0.email,fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email,u1_0.name,u1_0.password from registered_user u1_0 left join forgot_password fp1_0 on u1_0.email=fp1_0.user_email where u1_0.email=?
The Password id is 1
[2m2024-07-15T09:15:16.276+05:30[0;39m [33m WARN[0;39m [35m8260[0;39m [2m---[0;39m [2m[nio-8080-exec-8][0;39m [2m[0;39m[36mc.S.S.c.ForgotPasswordController        [0;39m [2m:[0;39m The Time is expired
[2m2024-07-15T09:15:16.276+05:30[0;39m [31mERROR[0;39m [35m8260[0;39m [2m---[0;39m [2m[nio-8080-exec-8][0;39m [2m[0;39m[36mc.S.S.c.ForgotPasswordController        [0;39m [2m:[0;39m The error occured

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DanixOP•5mo ago

this

    @Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
       forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
    }

    @Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
       forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
    }

i will delete the forgot password entity from db after expiration

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DanixOP•5mo ago

@Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

@Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

i did it and getting the print like Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: 1 and Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: 1 but not deleted the data from DB

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DanixOP•5mo ago

Where ?

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DanixOP•5mo ago

i think i did the same think ? This is the sql

Hibernate: select fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email from forgot_password fp1_0 where fp1_0.otp=? and fp1_0.user_email=?
Hibernate: select u1_0.email,fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email,u1_0.name,u1_0.password from registered_user u1_0 left join forgot_password fp1_0 on u1_0.email=fp1_0.user_email where u1_0.email=?
The Password id is 1

Hibernate: select fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email from forgot_password fp1_0 where fp1_0.otp=? and fp1_0.user_email=?
Hibernate: select u1_0.email,fp1_0.fp_id,fp1_0.otp,fp1_0.otp_expire_date,fp1_0.user_email,u1_0.name,u1_0.password from registered_user u1_0 left join forgot_password fp1_0 on u1_0.email=fp1_0.user_email where u1_0.email=?
The Password id is 1

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DanixOP•5mo ago

yehh but whats the issue i am getting bcz the query is right i think so where the issue should be ?

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DanixOP•5mo ago

when i was making the forgot password table in the Db then i made it cascade delete My Forgot Password Table says

Related Tables:
Target registered_user (user_email → email) 
On Update RESTRICT 
On Delete RESTRICT

Related Tables:
Target registered_user (user_email → email) 
On Update RESTRICT 
On Delete RESTRICT

@dan1st | Daniel can u see the issue is not removing

dan1st•5mo ago

What does forgetPasswordRepository.deleteById return? it sais an error occured. Where? Is there a stack trace? Are you printing that?

DanixOP•5mo ago

nothing just void yeh i am printing it

dan1st•5mo ago

Can you show that part?

DanixOP•5mo ago

if (forgotPassword == null) {
            logger.warn("ForgotPassword not found for OTP {} and email {}", otp, user.getEmail());
            model.addAttribute("error", "OTP not found");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

if (forgotPassword == null) {
            logger.warn("ForgotPassword not found for OTP {} and email {}", otp, user.getEmail());
            model.addAttribute("error", "OTP not found");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

After printing the The Time is Expired the error is thrown i think stack is from there

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DanixOP•5mo ago

The Repo class

package com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.repository;

import java.util.Optional;

import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.Query;

import com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.entites.ForgotPassword;
import com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.entites.User;

public interface ForgotPasswordRepository extends JpaRepository<ForgotPassword, Long> {

    @Query("SELECT fp FROM ForgotPassword fp WHERE fp.otp = :otp AND fp.user = :user")
    Optional<ForgotPassword> findByOtpAndUser(int otp, User user);
    
 
}

package com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.repository;

import java.util.Optional;

import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository;
import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.Query;

import com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.entites.ForgotPassword;
import com.ShelfSpace.ShelfSpace.entites.User;

public interface ForgotPasswordRepository extends JpaRepository<ForgotPassword, Long> {

    @Query("SELECT fp FROM ForgotPassword fp WHERE fp.otp = :otp AND fp.user = :user")
    Optional<ForgotPassword> findByOtpAndUser(int otp, User user);
    
 
}

The Service class method

@Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

@Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

Here it is been used

        
        if (forgotPassword == null) {
            logger.warn("ForgotPassword not found for OTP {} and email {}", otp, user.getEmail());
            model.addAttribute("error", "OTP not found");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

            System.out.println("the Otp is Correct " +otp);
            logger.warn("The user is founded", user);
            session.invalidate();
            return"newpassword";
        
        
        }
        catch (OtpNotFoundExcpetion e) {
            logger.error("The error occured", e);
            model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            logger.error("The error occured", e);
            model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
    }

        
        if (forgotPassword == null) {
            logger.warn("ForgotPassword not found for OTP {} and email {}", otp, user.getEmail());
            model.addAttribute("error", "OTP not found");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        
            
            if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                 Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                 System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                logger.warn("The Time is expired", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate());
                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

            System.out.println("the Otp is Correct " +otp);
            logger.warn("The user is founded", user);
            session.invalidate();
            return"newpassword";
        
        
        }
        catch (OtpNotFoundExcpetion e) {
            logger.error("The error occured", e);
            model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
        catch (Exception e) {
            logger.error("The error occured", e);
            model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
            return "otpchecker";
        }
    }

dan1st•5mo ago

Can you show the full stack trace? you are getting some exception

DanixOP•5mo ago

yehh here is the stack trace

DanixOP•5mo ago

message.txt

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dan1st•5mo ago

that ^

DanixOP•5mo ago

hmm so should i have to throw an exception at that point or not ?

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dan1st•5mo ago

it's also possible to configure it to commit the transaction on that exception I think using noRollbackFor or similar

Tomasm21•5mo ago

The issue is due to relatioship guys. User had:

    @OneToOne(mappedBy = "user" , cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
    private ForgotPassword forgotPassword;

    @OneToOne(mappedBy = "user" , cascade = CascadeType.ALL)
    private ForgotPassword forgotPassword;

And ForgotPassword:

    @OneToOne
    @JoinColumn(name = "user_email" , nullable = false)
    private User user;

    @OneToOne
    @JoinColumn(name = "user_email" , nullable = false)
    private User user;

He can delete User and cascade to ForgotPassword But he can't delete ForgotPassword because of the reference. He tries, but it doesn't happen

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

I solved him the issue. And explained. Also learned myself. See full class:

ForgotPasswordContro...

Tomasm21•5mo ago

Method: public String verifyOtp(@RequestParam String otp , Model model , HttpSession session) line 126

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

No it doesn't I already tried I had to nullify the reference by userid.setForgotPassword(null); It deletes the entity and no matter that it throws an exception

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

his exception

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

Nah he has this single transaction in that method.

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

Bye I believe in your statements. Usually it's true.

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

Then why when on this method we have @Trabsactional and we delete the reference from user, save it to database, then delete the forgetPassword entity and at the end we throw an exception then I check the databse and see that it's deleted?

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

Hibernate deleted it after the exception was thrown:

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dan1st•5mo ago

it depends on how that method is called though

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

When I removed @Transactional annotation from the method, the entity was still removed. But not after the exception, but before it.

dan1st•5mo ago

it depends on the exception. Not all exceptions are causing a rollback IIRC

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Tomasm21•5mo ago

yes

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dan1st•5mo ago

e.g. I think ResponseStatusExceptions don't cause rollbacks

Tomasm21•5mo ago

Now tell me how to turn on transaction logging. we have only these:

spring.jpa.show-sql=true
spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.show_sql=true

logging.level.org.springframework.security=DEBUG
#logging.level.org.springframework=DEBUG

spring.jpa.show-sql=true
spring.jpa.properties.hibernate.show_sql=true

logging.level.org.springframework.security=DEBUG
#logging.level.org.springframework=DEBUG

dan1st•5mo ago

https://stackoverflow.com/a/45224321/10871900

Stack Overflow

Showing a Spring transaction in log

I configured spring with transactional support. Is there any way to log transactions just to ensure I set up everything correctly? Showing in the log is a good way to see what is happening.

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dan1st•5mo ago

https://javadoc.io/doc/org.springframework/spring-tx/6.1.11/org/springframework/transaction/annotation/Transactional.html#rollbackFor()

dan1st•5mo ago

transactions are rolled back on unchecked exceptions (by default) cc @IncognitoBurrito @Tomasm21

Tomasm21•5mo ago

His exception that is thrown is this:

dan1st•5mo ago

which is rolled back if not stated otherwise

Tomasm21•5mo ago

I don't know wheret it is stated otherwise.

dan1st•5mo ago

so the exception undoes the deletion which I think was initially stated by IncognitoBurrito

Tomasm21•5mo ago

Danix was upset because he couldn't delete the entity anyhow. I read the info that in such a case we can manually nullify the reference in the parent entity and save it. Then we can delete the child entity. So the key was:

//.....
User userid = forgotPassword.getUser();
                System.out.println("USER BEFORE DELETION: "+userid.toString());
                // Remove the reference in the User entity
                userid.setForgotPassword(null);
                // Save the User entity to update the reference
                User savedUser = userRepository.save(userid);
                 
                System.out.println("SAVED USER: "+savedUser.toString());
                // emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                    
                logger.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + fId);
                forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
//....

//.....
User userid = forgotPassword.getUser();
                System.out.println("USER BEFORE DELETION: "+userid.toString());
                // Remove the reference in the User entity
                userid.setForgotPassword(null);
                // Save the User entity to update the reference
                User savedUser = userRepository.save(userid);
                 
                System.out.println("SAVED USER: "+savedUser.toString());
                // emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                    
                logger.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + fId);
                forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
//....

But now from experienced users I hear that it's nonsense and due to thrown exception the deletion cannot happen. The rollback should occur. If you are in the mood to investigate it and to prove that something special happened then you can invite me.

dan1st•5mo ago

such a rollback literally ensures the entity not being deleted and according in the stack trace, I don't see anything about the cascading issue as of when the OP posted the stack trace

Tomasm21•5mo ago

I have made Spring Console output. Currently deleting ugly looking symbols and soon will log you here. It's when transaction log is on. I don't know it. I learn it. Maybe you as more experienced will explain me.

Tomasm21•5mo ago

There:

jpa-text.txt

Tomasm21•5mo ago

The OP took my edited code. And is happy with it. Now the discussion object is that deletion cannot happen. The exception is not checked.

dan1st•5mo ago

That seems like there's no @Transactional active there

Tomasm21•5mo ago

Perhaps. I removed the annotation:

dan1st•5mo ago

Then you can't expect to reproduce what the OP is getting

Tomasm21•5mo ago

Ok. I will put the annotation back. And show the console.

Tomasm21•5mo ago

There:

jpa-text2.txt

Tomasm21•5mo ago

In both cases the entity was deleted. And I don't know of the rollback that should occur. Should I see it in the console output?

dan1st•5mo ago

that's because the whole thing is wrapped in a try-catch block I think but idk their code

Tomasm21•5mo ago

I had to put in a lot of efforts to get the rollback to work: I had to show specific criteria for the rollback:

    @PostMapping("/verify-otp")
    @Transactional(rollbackOn = OtpNotFoundExcpetion.class)
    public String verifyOtp(@RequestParam String otp , Model model , HttpSession session) {
//.....

    @PostMapping("/verify-otp")
    @Transactional(rollbackOn = OtpNotFoundExcpetion.class)
    public String verifyOtp(@RequestParam String otp , Model model , HttpSession session) {
//.....

Then throw this unchecked exception in the try block :

//.....
   forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
   throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
}
//....

//.....
   forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
   throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
}
//....

and to catch it in the catch block and to re-throw it:

catch (OtpNotFoundExcpetion e) {
     logger.error("The error occured", e);
     model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
    //return "otpchecker";
    throw e; // Re-throw to ensure transaction rollback
}

catch (OtpNotFoundExcpetion e) {
     logger.error("The error occured", e);
     model.addAttribute("error", "Otp is Invalid");
    //return "otpchecker";
    throw e; // Re-throw to ensure transaction rollback
}

Only then my transaction was rolled back and then entity was put back and undeleted. Damn.. lol

dan1st•5mo ago

The rollbackOn = OtpNotFoundExcpetion.class wouldn't be necessary and just removing the catch(Exception) block would probably be sufficient

Tomasm21•5mo ago

You are right. The rollback really occurs if there are no any try-catch blocks and with a single @Transactional annotation. Hibernate doesn't initiate the deletion at all. Then when we throw such unchecked exception then it rolls back. Now I will rememebr how to do it. But since our task is to show error messages in thymeleaf templates we will throw custom exceptions and will use try catch blocks. And we need to delete entity in specific circumstances. Thank you. This thread is over. To sum up everything, I see that nor @Transactional nor the throw of the exception and the rollback are not factors that prevented Danix way to delete the entity. If we don't do an exception and return a string (template) and we assign the error message model.addAttribute("error", "Otp Expired"); then the way Danix deletes his entity actually doesn't work here:

if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                User userid = forgotPassword.getUser();
                System.out.println("USER BEFORE DELETION: "+userid.toString());

                //userid.setForgotPassword(null);

                
                    
                logger.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + fId);
                //forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                
                User savedUser = userRepository.findByEmail(userid.getEmail()).orElse(null);
                 
                System.out.println("USER AFTER DELETION: "+savedUser.toString());
                    
                logger.warn("The Time is expired: {} and now is: {}", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate(), Date.from(Instant.now()).toString());
                model.addAttribute("error", "Otp Expired");
                return "otpchecker";
//                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

if (forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate().before(Date.from(Instant.now()))) {
                
                Long fId = forgotPassword.getForgotpasswordId();
                System.out.println("The Password id is "+ fId);
                 
                User userid = forgotPassword.getUser();
                System.out.println("USER BEFORE DELETION: "+userid.toString());

                //userid.setForgotPassword(null);

                
                    
                logger.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + fId);
                //forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(fId);
                emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId);
                
                User savedUser = userRepository.findByEmail(userid.getEmail()).orElse(null);
                 
                System.out.println("USER AFTER DELETION: "+savedUser.toString());
                    
                logger.warn("The Time is expired: {} and now is: {}", forgotPassword.getOtpExpireDate(), Date.from(Instant.now()).toString());
                model.addAttribute("error", "Otp Expired");
                return "otpchecker";
//                throw new OtpNotFoundExcpetion("Otp Expired");
            }

emailService.deleteForgotPasswordById(fId):

    @Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

    @Transactional
    public void deleteForgotPasswordById(Long id) {
        log.info("Deleting ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
        forgotPasswordRepository.deleteById(id);
        log.info("Deleted ForgotPassword entity with id: " + id);
    }

This doesn't make the ForgotPassword entity to be deleted.

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