Multiple DDT CSV's one test

We have an application called Job Entry. It takes some of its data from the JobEntryData.csv as shown below.

 

 

 

  var csvPath = "C:\\TestData\\JobEntryData.csv";
  Driver = DDT.CSVDriver(csvPath);
  
  ih.RunInnovationsProgram("JobEntry.exe");
  ih.LoginToInnovations("JobEntry","Ocuco","");
    
    while (!Driver.EOF())
    {
      PopulateIDPage(Driver);
      PopulateFramePage(Driver);      
      PopulateLensesPage(Driver);
      PopulateRxPage(Driver);
      PopulateExtrasPage(Driver);
      
      //Indexes to next line of data source
     Driver.Next();  
    }
      DDT.CloseDriver(Driver.Name);
}

 

 

Some of these PopulateXXXXPage() functions are straightforward, but others data will change based on a combo box. In the switch statement below, you can see the FrameSource_xxxxx changes based on a combo box value. Library, Manual, Uncut in this case.

 

 

  switch (FrameSource)
  {
    case "Library" : 
      FrameSource_Library(groupBox);
      groupBox.ckEdge2.Keys('[Enter]');
      break;  
    case "Manual" :
      FrameSource_Manual(groupBox);
      groupBox.ckEdge2.Keys('[Enter]');  
      break;
    case "Uncut" :
      FrameSource_Uncut(groupBox); 
      break;     
  }

Which executes a given function, like  the FrameSource_Library():

 

 

function FrameSource_Library(groupBox)
{
  var csvPath = "C:\\TestData\\FramesPage\\FrameSource_Library.csv";
   Driver = DDT.CSVDriver(csvPath); 
  
  var libraryTracing = Driver.Value(0);
  var type = Driver.Value(1);
  var fClass = Driver.Value(2);
  var dbl = Driver.Value(3);
  
  groupBox.cbxSource2.Keys("[Enter]");
  groupBox.ISTraceLib2.Keys(libraryTracing + "[Enter]");
  groupBox.cbxType2.Keys(type + "[Enter]");
  groupBox.cbxClass2.Keys("[Enter]");     
}

The problem I'm having is after the original pass and after the driver indexes to the next record. It uses the values from FrameSource_Library.csv and not the JobEntry.csv.

 

I'm pretty sure it has to do with the value persisting in the driver variable. 

 

Before getting into a solution, is this even a good way to do this? If not, got any suggestions?

 

I hope this is clearer than mud.