Build Indexes Script Stopped After 20 Indexes. Is there a limit?

I created a script to build indexes for my database. I've run it several times and the scrip stops (is shown as cancelled) aftr 20 indexes are built. Is there a limit to the number of indexes available in a database for XE?

I created this file using an export from the database on another machine.
I then edited the export file to collect all the "create index" sql statements
into a single file.
I am running this file Index.sql using the XE SQL>SQL Scripts window,
clicking on the script file, and selecting Run.

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