Syntax error on SQL Server

this could be a stupid syntax error but I just keep reading my procedure but i cannot figure out where are my errors.

Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 41

Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'FOR'.

Here is my code :

alter procedure LockReservation as
DECLARE @edition_id tinyint, @stockid  tinyint;
DECLARE @creservation CURSOR FOR select edition_id from reservation where (date_fin - GETUTCDATE()) <= 12;
open creservation;
while @@fetch_status = 0
BEGIN
    fetch creservation into @edition_id;
    DECLARE @cstock CURSOR 
        FOR select id from stock where edition_id = @edition_id;
    open cstock;
    while @@fetch_status = 0
    BEGIN
        fetch cstock into @stockid;
        select stock_id from location where location.stock_id = @stockid and archivage = 0
        if @@rowcount = 0
        BEGIN
             i开发者_如何学Cnsert into stocks_reserves(id, date_ajout, usure, suppression, edition_id) 
                    Select id, date_ajout, usure, suppression, edition_id 
                from stock 
                where stock.id = @stockid
        END
    END
    CLOSE cstock
    DEALLOCATE cstock
END
CLOSE creservation
DEALLOCATE creservation

Can somebody help me ?

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Don't use the @ symbol in your cursor names.

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Get rid of the cursor - use a set based solution.

Basically you are doing this:

insert into stocks_reserves
(id, date_ajout, usure, suppression, edition_id) 
Select id, date_ajout, usure, suppression, edition_id 
from stock 
where stock.id in
(
    select stock_id 
    from location 
    where location.stock_id in
    (
        select id 
        from stock 
        where edition_id in
        (
            select edition_id 
            from reservation 
            where (date_fin - GETUTCDATE()) <= 12
        )
    )
    and archivage = 0
)

You can replace the IN with an exists to process the insert faster.

Better still, do INNER JOIN for possibly the best performance.

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Name your cursor creservation instead of @creservation

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Drop the @ symbol before your cursor name in the DECLARE @cstock CURSOR statement