Error
Error Code:
1337
MariaDB Error 1337: Incorrect Stored Program Declaration Order
Description
This error indicates an incorrect declaration order within a MariaDB stored program (e.g., stored procedure, function, trigger, or event). It specifically occurs when a variable or condition handler is declared after a cursor or another handler has already been declared, violating the required sequence for stored program block declarations.
Error Message
Variable or condition declaration after cursor or handler declaration
Known Causes
3 known causesMisplaced Variable Declaration
A local variable is declared using `DECLARE` after a `DECLARE CURSOR` or `DECLARE HANDLER` statement within the same stored program block.
Incorrect Handler Declaration Order
A `DECLARE CONDITION` or `DECLARE HANDLER` statement is placed after any `DECLARE CURSOR` statement in the stored program.
Violating Declaration Sequence
The strict declaration order (variables first, then cursors, then handlers) is not followed, leading to declarations being out of sequence.
Solutions
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General Troubleshooting Tips
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