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I did some more investigating and found out why *I think* VBP calls the "-d" option. In order for you to not use the "-d" option you have to have a working directory set. You have to set a working directory through either the GUI or CLI. I like not having to set a working directory, however. This makes it easier for me when building on different machines. It would not be so fun to have to set working directories for each machine and user, especially when certain repositories do not inheret the working directory from the parent.
When the working directory is set, you do not specify a directory at all in the command line. It would look like this:
sscm.exe get /* -zSERVER:4900 -yuser:pass "-pMAINLINE/Repository1/Repository2" -bBRANCH -r -e -f -tmodify -wreplace
So I guess there are advantages to either way. It wouldn't be to hard to work around this using a "Run Program" step in the build script with a command line similar to the one above.
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