Is there a way to call a new script at the conclusion of the current running script, or just call a new script from inside a running script?

No, however you can affect a field (column) in the database and have the script you want to call reading that field and act (begin) when the field is changed to a pre-determined value. Example set a field to value of 1 when you want the script to continue and set it to 0 when you don't.

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- Rob Oyler, SVS

this means the script has to be running already and in a wait for state. I need to start a script that is not running from an already running script that is about to terminate.

Script execution cannot be controlled from within PAL.

If a script is running you can't terminate it by a PAL command.
You can't prematurely end a script and can't trigger a new one to be executed.

Maybe we can suggest a workaround if you outline your use case?

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Been using WaitForEvent on multiple computers for a very long time with webToStr to in effect trigger each other. However been searching an answer to this for years - having a PAL in effect trigger another PAL on the same computer. Of course turning on a inactive script isn't possible (at lest as far as I know). But finally found a way to trigger a script that is in a WaitForEvent state on the same computer. It is so simple, can't believe that I had not tried it before. Here is an Example how a script can trigger two or more other scripts:
(The triggering script is Script 1):



The Second script WaitForEvent would be: PAL.WaitForEvent('test1');
The Third script WaitForEvent would be: PAL.WaitForEvent('test2');