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... you're absolutely right --- as long as they actually do what you want to accomplish ...

this is ok if the scripts are run sequentially by 1 script using 1 log file ... the code i offered is to fullfill the independent script run requirement ...

have the succeeding scripts remove the marker file when they start if it exists ...
if [ ! -f /tmp/b.complete ]
then
exit 0
else
rm /tmp/b.complete
fi
...
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use temp marker files ... at the end of your script create the marker file ... look for the marker file at the start of the next script ...
a.sh
...
...
touch /tmp/a.complete

b.sh
#! /bin/ksh...