I have a program that has a number of objects (say 200).
In addition, I have an entity framework which declares a dbset for each of these.
The objects are similar (but not all identical). I feel like a factory pattern would be worthwhile here to build the objects as well as the Dbcontext dynamically.

Is it possible to dynamically build a DbContext, aligned with an object factory?

Bonus: Can the objects be defined in a tablular or text data rather than code? (easier to share a csv file with business than a few hundred lines of c#)

namespace nameObjectA
{
  public class Object A
  {
   public Prop1
   public Prop2
   ...
  }
}
...
namespace nameObjectZ
{
  public class Object Z
  {
   public Prop1
   public Prop2
   ...
  }
}


namespace DatabaseOps
{
  public class OpsContext: DbContext
  {
    public DbSet<ObjectA> ObjectsA {get;set}
    ...
    public DbSet<ObjectZ> ObjectsZ {get;set}
    
    protected override void OnModelCreating(ModelBuilder modelBuilder)
    {
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectA>();
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectA>().Property(x => x.Prop1);
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectA>().Property(x => x.Prop2);
        ...
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectZ>();
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectZ>().Property(x => x.Prop1);
        modelBuilder.Entity<ObjectZ>().Property(x => x.Prop2);


    }
}