Indeed for web development tools like MiniProfiler give you access to the queries in the page along with execution time and duplicate query detection. We use it

Indeed for web development tools like MiniProfiler give you access to the queries in the page along with execution time and duplicate query detection. We use it on Oracle with the Devart provider and it's pretty snappy even with the somewhat bonkers looking queries it sometimes generates. Because in my office the alternative is PL/SQL functions that dynamically build WHERE clauses, and I'll choose EF over that any day.