Following your suggestion of going with the for the data from my controller still needs to be places in the stash correct? The way I am currently doing it in my Controller is:

$c->stash(users => [$c->model('DB::tech')->search_rs]);

and in my template I am calling it via

[% FOR tech IN users.all -%]

but yet it still is not displaying any data from my database. There is one row in the table that I am trying to work with currently

repairs=> select * from tech;                                         
+                              
 uniqid | id | firstname | lastname | email | phone | managementrating
+ | managementcomments |    dat
e    | ismanagement                                                   
+                              
--------+----+-----------+----------+-------+-------+-----------------
+-+--------------------+-------
-----+--------------                                                  
+                              
      0 | 99 | Admin     |          |       |       |               10
+ |                    | 1999-0
1-01 | t                                                              
+                              
(1 row)

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