Hello Anurag,

There is no tool which can read the binary format logs. You need to find someway to populate it in event / log format so that later those can be send 
Whether any of these logs are part of database it self or whether same logs can be populated in any table ? If yes. then you can use JDBC protocol.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/sr/dsm?topic=labs-jdbc-protocol-configuration-options

Thank you for your input.

These logs are database itself.

Can we do anything from DB server side... I mean can we convert these binary logs to readable/plaintext format?

Hello Anurag,

There is no tool which can read the binary format logs. You need to find someway to populate it in event / log format so that later those can be send 
Whether any of these logs are part of database it self or whether same logs can be populated in any table ? If yes. then you can use JDBC protocol.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/sr/dsm?topic=labs-jdbc-protocol-configuration-options

Hello Anurag,

Nope nothing can be done from QRadar side as well which will do the conversion. 

Thank you for your input.

These logs are database itself.

Can we do anything from DB server side... I mean can we convert these binary logs to readable/plaintext format?

Hello Anurag,

There is no tool which can read the binary format logs. You need to find someway to populate it in event / log format so that later those can be send 
Whether any of these logs are part of database it self or whether same logs can be populated in any table ? If yes. then you can use JDBC protocol.
https://www.ibm.com/docs/sr/dsm?topic=labs-jdbc-protocol-configuration-options