Sounds like you're looking for something CRUD-y. You could try looking at the following:

• PostgreSQL web application examples?
• avoiding excessive number of methods in CGI::Application and DBI modules
• Catalyst usage in the wild...
• Seeking help learning Catalyst -- the obvious links left me befuddled
• A brief survey of the DBI usability layer modules on the CPAN
• What is YOUR Development Process?
• CRUD Generator Suggestions
• Yet Another Web Framework
• catalyst crud -- recommendations?
• DBIx-compatible module to use for CGI CRUD/BREAD?
• Catalyst - Accelerating Perl Web Application Development
• RFC: Module::Starter::Plugin::CGIApp
• What is the Perl Web Framework du jour?
• Catalyst versus Mason
• Swallowing an elephant in 10 easy steps
• MVC & Perl
• MySQL and Perl CGI

... or I could give you one I wrote for ColdFusion... but I don't know you well enough to hate you that much. ;-)

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