• You need to cross join the calendar with the list of servers, like this:

    ;WITH Calendar AS (

    SELECT

    Server_range.ServerName,

    Today = d.d,

    Tomorrow = DATEADD(DAY, 1, d.d)

    FROM dbo._dates d

    CROSS APPLY (

    SELECT

    CAST(MIN(starttime) AS DATE) AS Range_Start,

    CAST(MAX(starttime)+1 AS DATE) AS Range_End

    FROM dbo.cannedbackupjobs

    ) date_range

    CROSS APPLY (

    SELECT ServerName

    FROM dbo.cannedbackupjobs

    GROUP BY ServerName

    ) Server_range

    WHERE d.d >= date_range.Range_Start

    AND d.d < date_range.Range_End

    )

    SELECT c.Today, j.StartTime, c.ServerName, j.SizeTB

    FROM Calendar c

    LEFT JOIN dbo.cannedbackupjobs j

    ON j.ServerName = c.ServerName

    AND j.StartTime >= c.Today

    AND j.StartTime < c.Tomorrow

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