stored procedures - The MySQL "DELIMITER" keyword isn't working -

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ok so, i've been ripping hairs ou on one, why doesn't work?

delimiter |  create procedure decrypt_pw()     reads sql data begin   select 'hey select'; end|

it's basic , i'm pretty sure i'm using correct syntax, missing?

error:

21:14:07  [delimiter - 0 row(s), 0.000 secs]  [error code: 1064, sql state: 42000]  have error in sql syntax; check manual corresponds mysql server version right syntax use near 'delimiter |  create procedure decrypt_pw()     reads sql data begin   select 'he' @ line 1  21:14:07  [end| - 0 row(s), 0.000 secs]  [error code: 1064, sql state: 42000]  have error in sql syntax; check manual corresponds mysql server version right syntax use near 'end|' @ line 1

i'm using dbvisualizer, latest version, problem software itself?

perhaps should explain myself better, passwords encrypted in database (no need worry), , allows me decrypt them, personal project i'm working on.

i trying develop script allow me run , set necessary databases, tables, etc work, , require sps must created, i'm trying create sp through mysqli_query, possible?

basically it's "setup script" of php application.

update: seems this supposed work, can't use objects due guys @ hostgator -.- not allowing objects in php.

i have pretty given on mysqli since it's not going work i'm trying shell_exec, i'm creating procedure when check ddl it's empty, it's creating empty procedures @ least it's doing something...

it probaly software version problem... tried code , works fine me... try this

delimiter //     create procedure decrypt_pw()             reads sql data       begin       select 'hey select';       end //     delimiter ;

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