alt Hacker NewseBPF can work with multiple different database servers, and you don't have to flood your logs with every possible query if you don't want to, you could filter it however you want and it doesn't save to disk unless you tell it to. Plus you don't have to change your database configuration settings (like query logging) off and on... it's just easier to use IMO once you have a working script.
It's a dedicated log file and it's a runtime change to enable or disable the logging.
Horses for courses. I'd prefer to just have a regular file I can tail or grep or whatever, out of the box.