A DESCRIPTION OF THE REQUEST :
For a while now I've been annoyed when working with CachedRowSets in Java. Simple things such as

return new CachedRowSetImpl().populate(statement.executeQuery());

aren't possible, because the method populate is a void and doesn't return anything. If this specific method would return a CachedRowSet, this would be possible


JUSTIFICATION :
It just makes our lives easier and saves us some time and code.

EXPECTED VERSUS ACTUAL BEHAVIOR :
EXPECTED -
CachedRowSetImpl#populate(ResultSet) should return a CachedRowSet
ACTUAL -
CachedRowSetImpl#populate(ResultSet) should return a CachedRowSet

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CachedRowSet cachedResult = new CachedRowSetImpl().populate(statement.executeQuery());

return new CachedRowSetImpl().populate(statement.executeQuery());

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