You seem to have a different opinion on what "sequentially" means. The meaning I am aware of for "sequentially" means "one after another", which means that no two commands may be running at the same time.

You seem to want to run two commands at the same time - first the command that sets up the environment and starts a new shell, and in that shell run another command.

The solution of piping in the commands into that shell or the solution of retrieving the environment settings from that shell are both approaches that can help here.

Good catch Corion.
So what you want to do is open a shell with your tool setup script and in that shell enter your the second command. Something like the following might do it for you

#! /usr/bin/perl
use strict;

my $tool_shell = '/bin/toolsetup.pl -p coi -config d4 -t all -ov /nfs/
+home/akmvx/test -n toptest';
open (my $ts , "|-" , $tool_shell) 
   || die "Failed to open tool setup:\n\tCommand:\t$tool_shell\n\tErro
+r:\t$!\n";
print $ts "touch file1\n";
print $ts "$exit_command";
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print "Good ",qw(night morning afternoon evening)[(localtime)[2]/6]," fellow monks."

Sorry if the "sequentially" word have diverted you. You are correct i want the second command to be run in the environment created by first command. Initially i will be in home dir & shell:/usr/bin/tcsh when i run the first command a envirinment will be created in "/nfs/home/akmvx/test" which was the input to first command "-ov /nfs/home/akmvx/test" same shell. There the second command should be executed. Please help.