DECLARE Error in My-sql Query - mysql

Question

I am having query .Which i want to run on a phpmyadmin.
But whenever I run i got error at declare.
I am not able to find out what is the error in this ?
I want to run this block of code as a query from the PHP?
-- Declare a cursor to hold the section information for a specified product
DECLARE section_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT DISTINCT cds_especee.sectid, cds_evocee.text, min
(displayorder) displayorder
FROM cds_especee
JOIN cds_evocee ON (cds_especee.sectid = cds_evocee.id)
-- Replace the prodid below with a valid prodid from your data set
WHERE cds_especee.prodid = 'S1522339'
GROUP BY cds_especee.sectid, cds_evocee.text
ORDER BY displayorder ASC
OPEN section_cursor
-- Fetching the first section into variable
FETCH NEXT FROM section_cursor
INTO #section, #sectionname, #order
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
-- Print current section to the screen
PRINT '******'+#sectionname+'******'
-- Declare a cursor to hold the header and body information for the
specified product
-- Note that the WHERE statement limits the results to the headers and body falling under the current section
DECLARE espec_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT evoc1.text, evoc2.text, displayorder
FROM cds_especee
JOIN cds_evocee evoc1 ON (cds_especee.hdrid = evoc1.id)
JOIN cds_evocee evoc2 ON (cds_especee.bodyid = evoc2.id)
-- Replace the prodid below with a valid prodid from your data set
WHERE cds_especee.prodid = 'S1522339' AND
cds_especee.sectid = #section
ORDER BY displayorder ASC
OPEN espec_cursor
-- Fetching the first header and body into variable
FETCH NEXT FROM espec_cursor
INTO #hdr, #body, #order1
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
-- Below is a loop that prints all the headers and bodies for the
current section
BEGIN
PRINT #hdr +': '+#body
FETCH NEXT FROM espec_cursor
INTO #hdr, #body, #order1
END
-- Clear out the espec_cursor as it will be repopulated with data for
the next section as the procedure loops
CLOSE espec_cursor
DEALLOCATE espec_cursor
-- Fetches the next section and returns to the top of the loop
FETCH NEXT FROM section_cursor
INTO #section, #sectionname, #order
PRINT ' '
PRINT ' '
END
-- Clear out the section_cursor as the procedure is over
CLOSE section_cursor
DEALLOCATE section_cursor

Answer 1

Maybe is something about mysql delimiter. Try to run it like this:
DELIMITER $$
-- Declare a cursor to hold the section information for a specified product
DECLARE section_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT DISTINCT cds_especee.sectid, cds_evocee.text, min
(displayorder) displayorder
FROM cds_especee
JOIN cds_evocee ON (cds_especee.sectid = cds_evocee.id)
-- Replace the prodid below with a valid prodid from your data set
WHERE cds_especee.prodid = 'S1522339'
GROUP BY cds_especee.sectid, cds_evocee.text
ORDER BY displayorder ASC
OPEN section_cursor
-- Fetching the first section into variable
FETCH NEXT FROM section_cursor
INTO #section, #sectionname, #order
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
-- Print current section to the screen
PRINT '******'+#sectionname+'******'
-- Declare a cursor to hold the header and body information for the
specified product
-- Note that the WHERE statement limits the results to the headers and body falling under the current section
DECLARE espec_cursor CURSOR FOR
SELECT evoc1.text, evoc2.text, displayorder
FROM cds_especee
JOIN cds_evocee evoc1 ON (cds_especee.hdrid = evoc1.id)
JOIN cds_evocee evoc2 ON (cds_especee.bodyid = evoc2.id)
-- Replace the prodid below with a valid prodid from your data set
WHERE cds_especee.prodid = 'S1522339' AND
cds_especee.sectid = #section
ORDER BY displayorder ASC
OPEN espec_cursor
-- Fetching the first header and body into variable
FETCH NEXT FROM espec_cursor
INTO #hdr, #body, #order1
WHILE ##FETCH_STATUS = 0
-- Below is a loop that prints all the headers and bodies for the
current section
BEGIN
PRINT #hdr +': '+#body
FETCH NEXT FROM espec_cursor
INTO #hdr, #body, #order1
END
-- Clear out the espec_cursor as it will be repopulated with data for
the next section as the procedure loops
CLOSE espec_cursor
DEALLOCATE espec_cursor
-- Fetches the next section and returns to the top of the loop
FETCH NEXT FROM section_cursor
INTO #section, #sectionname, #order
PRINT ' '
PRINT ' '
END
-- Clear out the section_cursor as the procedure is over
CLOSE section_cursor
DEALLOCATE section_cursor$$
DELIMITER ;

Answer 2

You cannot use many of those statements including DECLARE, OPEN, FETCH, CLOSE in a simple MySQL script. You should create a source object for this purpose. For example you could do it using stored procedure. There is a good example in the documentation - Cursors.
Also PRINT is not MySQL statement.