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I can't reproduce what you are saying. On both my linux and FreeBSD systems the old files are found even though the directory itself was modified recently.

Assuming the 'select from table' example actualy reads out a table, it still compares the whole list/string with the number of lines from scrcnt.
At its best, you'd get a single "Mismatch" into your...

Sorry for the typo, use ${#srccnt[@]} for the element count, c.f. man bash.

I'd propose you get a file with row counts and tables from SQL and then perform sth like while read CNT TABLE
do...

How about script1 || { echo "script1 failed"; exit 1; }
script2 || { echo "script2 failed"; exit 2; }
script3 || { echo "script3 failed"; exit 3; }
script4 || { echo "script4 failed"; exit 4; }...

This statement doesn't look good since you are pushing the scripts into the background with ampersand...


"$i" & >> ${LOG_FILE} 2>&1Plus it looks like you run the scripts again.
I suggest...

Could be shorter:
$ date +%F%T
2015-04-0900:38:18

EDIT:
Oops, there are dashes, oh well, but otherwise... ;)