Error when recreate secondary indexes

hi all
in db02 i have two missing secondary indexes.
when i try recreate :
in db02 select missing index -> choose processing type: direct processing -> create
i have error :
Internal error 1 in module DD_LONGNPROT_NAME_GET occurred
Diagnosis
An unexpected SQL error occurred in the ABAP/4 Dictionary interface.
System response
A system log entry has been written. This gives more precise information about where the termination occurred and the reason for the termination. The current transaction has been cancelled.
Procedure
Please check the system log and eliminate the cause of the SQL error.
in sm21 no errors
in db alert log no errors
how can resolve this problem?
thanks

Hi Andrey,
Please try to active the secondary indexes in transaction SE14. Please gothrough the note 1248769 as how to active the
indexes.
Many thanks.
Mohammed Hussain.

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