Something like this should do it. This assumes that your perl scripts return 0 on success anything else for failure 
# untested

@perlscripts = qw[1.pl 2.pl 3.pl];

foreach my $perlscript (@perlscripts)
{
  system($perlscript);

  if($? == -1)
  {
     warn "Couldn't start $perlscript: $!";
  }
  elsif($? != 0)
  {
     warn "Perl script $perlscript exited with: ". 
           $? >> 8
  }
}

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replace the warns with any error handling youd want to do.
Update: at the head of the file add 
open(<FH>, ">logfile.txt") || die "Doh: $!";

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and replace the warn's with 
print FH "warning message";

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In reply to Re: Using Perl to launch another Perl script and generate error log if it fails by amw1
in thread Using Perl to launch another Perl script and generate error log if it fails by Tomw72us

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