Variable scope and ssh

[cptBongo]

Hi

Could someone tell me why the following doesnt work, please, and how to fix it:

#!/bin/bash
echo "1|2|3|4|5|6" |{ while read id
do 
    stockid=`echo "$id" | mawk 'BEGIN{FS="\|"} {gsub("\r",""); print $1}'`; 
    date=`echo "$id" | mawk 'BEGIN{FS="\|"} {gsub("\r",""); print $2}'`; 
    views=`echo "$id" | mawk 'BEGIN{FS="\|"} {gsub("\r",""); print $3}'`;    
 
done;
echo "ssh nagiosusr@tf9 'echo $stockid $date $views' " #1
ssh nagiosusr@tf9 'echo "$stockid $date $views" '#2
}

If I paste #1 directly to the console, it works fine (ssh then echos 1 2 3). However, when I run the ssh directly in the script, as in #2? it loses the values for $stockid" "$date" "$views and prints an empty line.

[Touchtecservers]

Simply put, the variables don't exist on the ssh'd machine.

[Rubberman]

Most everything inside the single quote 'echo "..." ' will be output as interpreted on the remote system. New scope, new values of variables, which are empty in this case, as per the answer from Touchtecservers.